Ideas on Schedule

Ester G. Reeves

Waiting for inspiration to strike is a poor way to run a working life. This is the case for treating creativity like any other skill worth keeping sharp: how a fixed schedule actually produces more good ideas than sporadic bursts of energy, why constraints sharpen thinking instead of smothering it, and simple routines that turn showing up into your most reliable source of original work. Steady, encouraging, and entirely practical.