How to daydream

Benefits of daydreaming, how to daydream - creative writers need daydreaming.

As writers, the one thing we can't afford is not to daydream. Learn how to daydream better and more often in three easy steps.

Daydreaming gets a bad rap—but it can actually help reduce stress, increase productivity, and expand our creativity. Here’s how we can learn to daydream again, as adults.

"How much of a daydreamer are you?" My result: Dreamer

Have you noticed you daydream more often than what would be considered necessary?

begin by daydreaming as you normally do, or just after you've finished doing so. write down every thought you have. one after another. do not reread. do not stop for spelling mistakes. just dump out…

The challenge: Be an explorer of the world: observe the world around you, collect useless objects, wander around and live by the rule (...) Read More

Most people have daydreamed or had waking fantasies at some point in their lives. It's easy to find your mind wandering off when you should be paying attention to some task at hand. But, some people use daydreams or fantasies as a way to...

Have you ever noticed how our mind tends to drift whenever we have a slow day at the office? Or perhaps you enjoy spending your free time in bed, looking at the ceiling and imagining different scenarios. For some of us, fantasy is a way of finding creative solutions to complicated problems. Others, however, resort ... Read more

Wait this isn't normal? I mean not normal normal but its actually got a name? Great here's another to add to the list.