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Tap Into Your Brilliant Ideas And Inspirations

give your thoughts a second thought.
change the way you think so that your mind works to your advantage.
avoid the mental road blocks and worries that block productive positive thoughts and notions.
our gut "feelings" are always right and ahead of us in time.
our thoughts are a mix of three main types.
imagine if artists, musicians, writers, scientists, product developers could simply tune into those ideas on demand.

Authors : Angie Dixon

Spotlight on Angie Dixon

The Leonardo Trait, Creativity & Living the Multipassionate Life

Angie Dixon Angie Dixon is a writer and teacher specializing in creativity and creative people. Angie's Web site, LeonardoTrait.com, is designed for people who say "Yes!" when asked, "What do you want to do with your life?" Angie believes that Leonardos, or multitalented, multitasking creative geniuses, are special people and deserve to be treated as such.

The Leonardo Trait by Angie Dixon

The Leonardo Trait: Living the Multipassionate Life
Do you ever wonder why Mona Lisa's smiling? The answers may be here, in Angie Dixon's groundbreaking new work on creativity, multiple passions, and people who say YES!!! to everything. Angie writes Creativity Portal's An Open Mind column and runs the Leonardo Trait Web site.

Do you have the Leonardo Trait?

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An Open Mind Series by Angie Dixon

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On making a creative living as a freelance writer.

Why the World Needs Superman
By Angie Dixon
I want to talk about why the world needs Superman, and what is really the pinnacle of success.

Be Your Creative Self
By Angie Dixon
What I've discovered is you don't make money trying to make money.

Laugh. It Makes Your Face Look Better.
By Angie Dixon
I think a big part of being creative is looking at things from a slightly skewed point of view.

When the Muse Needs a Vacation
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Five questions we might want to ask ourselves about our creativity, our work, and our habits.

The Courage of Public Creativity
By Angie Dixon
Often we don't think of creating as being particularly courageous, but I assure you it is.

How NOT to be Creative
By Angie Dixon
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Why Does Creativity Seem So Hard?
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I'm assuming, but I think it's a fair assumption, that creativity at least sometimes seems hard to most people.

If You Knew You Couldn't Fail...
By Angie Dixon
What's your thing you'd do if you couldn't fail? Mainly, is it big? Really big?

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