Long Walks, ease mind and stuck you with ideas

Long walks often ease your mind and trigger the flow of ideas. Stanford researchers Marily Oppezzo and Daniel L. Schwartz have confirmed that steps and thoughts are interconnected. Big thinkers like Charles Dickens, Virginia Woolf, and Aristotle made long walks to generate ideas.

A new study has revealed that participants who went for walk had witnessed 81 percent increase in their divergent thinking, a thought process that generates many ideas.

Seek out possible collaborations

It’s not necessary that you have to talk to your friends or dear ones to get new ideas. Sometimes a stranger can feed you with new tricks. Way back in 1937, when Walt Disney was eating alone at a restaurant in Los Angeles, he happened to met Leopold Stokowski, the British conductor. They started dining together and started conversing . It is this acquaintance that lead to the outbreak of "Fantasia,” a long-form fusion of classical music and animation.

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