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When life becomes a little stagnant, it’s very common to be fresh out of ideas.

Creativity dries up and so does inspiration as we contend with our daily routines.

Routines are important, so is order, but what’s equally important is adventure.

The odd journey into the unknown.

It’s in the creative process that potential is realized and convention is transformed into possibility.

It’s in being able to look at things from different perspectives and see the world with new eyes

It’s about recognising the opportunity amidst the silence and turning boredom into discovery

It is then when ideas emerge

And ideas give a spark to life.

Introducing complexity is often the key that can unlock the monotony.

So when was the last time you did anything different?

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