If you are looking for writing ideas, then this will interest you. After reading this article, your writing ideas will come in a lot and they won't be able to stop until I put them on paper. For this to happen, in this article I propose two tips: observing boredom and creating independent universes. I will explain each of these concepts, and show how you can take advantage of them to generate original ideas.
Observe your moments of boredom. Be aware of the distractions that moments of boredom bring and develop the ability to abstract yourself into them.Many times we are immersed in a world between external reality and the reality that happens in thought, this is why we do not grasp the wonderful distractions that emerge from our boredom. This step is very simple, but only few are observant enough with what is going on in their heads that most let ideas pass that could give them a career as writers. For example, you are bored and right in front of you there is an image that causes a fantastic story in your head, or the beginning of one, but by staying in that limbo that is neither thought nor external reality, you let a brilliant idea pass for a good story.
Create independent universes. To generate ideas, in addition to using the moments of boredom, creating original realities, and by originals I mean different from what you are used to, it is a good option. For this you can suggest the following: "What would happen if…?", Or, "If only…". "What if the tree in my house becomes a mutant and tells me stories?" or "If only I could be invisible." By asking yourself these questions, you can easily alter realities and convert them originally, so that, from there, you can write at your leisure. Just make strange combinations, but with sense, and you will have many ideas to choose from.
This is how you can use your boredom, being aware of what your mind may suggest and developing the capacity for abstraction. Or in those moments when your imagination is truncated and cannot suggest anything to write, put it to work suggesting to your mind a "What would happen if…?" or a "If only…". Put these tips to pass, and start writing the best ideas you have ever come up with.
