Getting unstuck in order to change your life often starts with a burst of creativity. Maybe you imagine how the world could be, or you realize a new perspective, etc. Whatever it is, it’s about getting outside your box.
What’s your box? Your work, your home, your family, your comforts. These are the elements of familiar and everyday living. For better or worse we nest within our box.
Now becoming empowered doesn’t mean you need to rip down the walls and throw out all those familiar elements. Absolutely not: often our boxes contain support systems, loved ones, and pleasures as well as the pains and burdens. The idea here is simply to use your creative energy to imagine what could be done next. Comfort zones are comfortable, but everyone begins to twitch after sitting still for so long.
So look outside your box, think outside the box, and let your creativity become inspiration.
Here’s a fun little challenge for thinking outside the box. It’s a brain teaser to get those mental juices flowing.
Give it a try!
Connect all the dots using only 4 straight lines. Your pen must stay upon the paper. Copy and paste this image into a word document, then print it out. See if you can defeat this tricky challenge.
Until next time, enjoy a little creative thinking.
To your success!
Dr Marcelle.
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The Intention Experiment with Lynn McTaggert
Literally think OUTSIDE the box. Keep trying we will give you the answer in a future blog. Enjoy!
Yesterday, when I first saw this blog, I spent two minutes on it and then got back to work without finding an answer.
This morning when I was washing my face and getting ready for work, I suddenly saw a video in my mind’s eye where I saw the fours lines being drawn. I said to myself that this was too easy so I went into my bedroom, drew the nine dots on a piece of scrap paper and drew the four lines as I had seen it in my mind’s eye. It worked!
I wasn’t even thinking of this blog when I was washing my face. Umm… I’m wondering if Marcelle was sending me the answer when she logged onto the blog this morning.
Pretty cool how the subconscious works!