Your friend has just returned from a trip to Japan. She tells you about the unusual architecture, food, traditions and little everyday details she noticed. By the end of the conversation, you're full of ideas for a project you've been putting off., spark my imagination, A colleague is writing a novel. Every time you meet, she's invented a new character, an unexpected plot twist or an entire fictional world. You honestly don't know where she gets all these ideas from., fertile imagination, Your friend has never studied art or design, but she has an incredible natural ability to draw. Even her first attempts look impressive. She's considering whether to take it seriously., raw talent, You're working on an important project. You've been staring at the same problem for days, and suddenly, while doing something completely unrelated, you realise exactly how to solve it., a flash of inspiration, A restaurant is struggling to attract customers. The owner wants to offer discounts, redesign the menu and spend more on advertising. You think they're approaching the problem from completely predictable angles., lateral thinking/come up with novel ideas, Your friend refuses to try a new type of cuisine, listen to unfamiliar music or visit places that aren't typical tourist destinations. She always says she knows what she likes and sees no reason to experiment., be open to the new and unfamiliar, Someone hears that your colleague is a primary school teacher and immediately assumes she's not particularly ambitious or intellectually curious. In reality, she's an accomplished musician, runs a business and travels extensively., pigeon-hole

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