#014: How To Get Brilliant Ideas [Podcast]
In today's episode\u2026
Ever wish you could get brilliant business ideas on demand? You can, and I'll show you 5 habits that make ideas happen.
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Feature Story:\xa0How To Get Brilliant Ideas
Ever feel like you need a brilliant idea \u2013 or ideas \u2013 \xa0for your business, and tried to just \u201csqueeze one out\u201d? That's usually not the recipe for having brilliant ideas.
What if there was a way to come up with brilliant ideas on demand? Here are 5 habits you can cultivate that should help you generate more brilliant ideas than you know what to do with. While these habits don't instantly yield brilliant ideas like an \u201cidea slot machine\u201d, they are like cultivating fertile soil in which your brilliant ideas can take root and grow. \xa0If you are simply reading this post, please note that you'll have to listen to the podcast to get the full explanation.
- Get plenty of sleep.
- Drink 64 ounces of water everyday.
- Exercise 30 minutes every day.
- Read a lot.
- Write a lot.
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