“Unlocking Creative Genius: How Improvisation Transforms Ordinary Writers into Literary Luminaries!”
- Writer’s block
- Fear of public speaking
- Difficulty with marketing
Now raise your hand if you have ever improvised.
When I teach improvisation on the piano, one of the first things my students learn is how to make up a tune on the black keys. The black keys are special. No matter what you play on them, even if it’s with your nose, the notes that come out will always sound nice.
What does this mean for a writer?
It means that, when you’re making something up, your success will be increased by limiting your possibilities. That sounds contradictory, doesn’t it? Shouldn’t you be opening up the possibilities?
