Some of my biggest business breakthroughs have come while running, driving, or even in the shower. Why? Because stepping away from the grind gives your brain space to think creatively.
If you’re feeling stuck, the answer isn’t to force more work. It’s to step back and make space for ideas to flow.
Action Step: Take a 30-minute walk today—without your phone. Let your mind wander and see what ideas come up.
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