Business Brainstorming Anxiety
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Tonight I have spent some concentrated time brainstorming a project and to be honest I was getting nowhere. For a little while I felt pretty anxious about it.
My rule for brainstorming is this: If I don’t come up with an answer – I’m probably asking the wrong question.
I decided that in this case I was trying to force an idea where one just isn’t supposed to be had right now.
So I’ve tabled the project indefinitely. The moment I made that decision, it occurred to me that I have a lot to deal with right here, right now. Why was I trying to hatch something new?
Anxiety released. Peace returned 
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Leslie Truex is the pajama-clad work-at-home mom dedicated to helping other moms live and work comfortably. She's the author of The Work-At-Home Success Bible and owner of 
Laurie Ayers is a WAHM from Michigan and a Star Director with 
Great advice Kelly! I always have way too many ideas floating around in my head. I have started carrying an idea journal (a small Moleskine notebook) in my purse, just to help my wandering mind. But I need to learn how to focus better on what I am currently doing like you did instead of following the rabbit down the hole
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I think the best advice I was ever given (so far) was that when the juices aren’t flowwing it’s time to take a break and step away. You can’t force the creativity (as you said!) and the minute I realx and start to focus on other things that’s when everything starts to flow. Thanks Kelly!
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