Step One: Add childhood memory toys. It drives creativity from when you were young, dry of all college propaganda about how the mature world "should" work.
Step Two: Write down a list of the professional toys you need. Keep in mind that the more toys you have, the more productive you will be. This includes a 30" screen, a recording studio set, or a $300 leather chair.
Step Three: Start a blog. Write about anything: photography, food, computers - blogs help stimulate your prefrontal cortex and organize your thoughts.
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