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Top Ten Places to Get a Good Idea
1. Taking a shower or bath. Psychologists believe water has a mentally cleansing quality.
2. Driving (alone). The spatial orientation while listening to monotonous sounds really kicks in the creativity after 30 minutes.
3. Sitting on the toilet. Some 90 percent of men responded favorably to this venue. "I think men and women have different views of the toilet," Thompson says.
4. Falling asleep or waking up. The "laconic state" of pre- or post-sleep is ripe for ideas, thoughts and worries to float around in your head. The left or analytical side of the brain cuts out and the right side takes over, Thompson says.
5. Boring meetings. Minds wander to more creative thoughts in sessions that are too long, where too much info is dumped on attendees, where not enough dialogue is created.
6. "Fun" reading. Read things that have nothing to do with your work. Read fiction, or flip backward through magazines.
7. Exercise. A walk or jog, or a trip to the gym becomes a rote, mindless task that allows the mind to wander to more creative things.
8. Waking up in the middle of the night. Just be prepared to write ideas down or hit the office to get them onto the PC; trusting such thoughts at such times to memory usually fails. "There's the great advantage to the home office," Thompson admits.
9. Listening to a religious sermon. Autopilot (so to speak) kicks in, the listener relaxes and the mind wanders. Just don't break out your PDA and start taking notes.
10. Cutting the grass. A rote, monotonous chore with a short duration and completion at the end of the project helps the mind relax.