Sure, cannabis is fun all on its own. But did you know cannabis has been scientifically proven to increase divergent thought? Here are six great ways to help get those creative juices flowing.
01 Feed Your Creativity by Listening to Great Podcasts
Tune into the #AskGaryVee Show for biz & life advice. Or take notes on self-fulfillment from Happier with Gretchen Rubin.
02 Put Pen to Paper
Jot down a journal entry while enjoying a slow burn through a short story, or try your hand at a ‘flash fiction’. Grab your some papers and your favorite moleskin. You get the idea…
03 Do Your Yoga Pants (or Flex Your Birthday Suit)
Stretch your mind and your body. You’ll be more relaxed and able to achieve balanced poses and breathing alike. Inhale, exhale, repeat.
04 Play With Clay
Pottery is an easy way to relax and let your creative energy flow. Make a bowl for your knick-knacks and let your mind spin free from every day cares.
05 Go Vaporize Aliens
Sink into the storylines of Fable or Red Dead Redemption. Ponder through Paper Mario. And leave the real world behind.
06 Plan Your Next Adventure
Let your mind wander. Follow adventurous Instagram feeds and discover inspiring #travel #vacations. Watch a Netflix documentary about far away places. Book a trip, or take a nap and dream about it.
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