Every pet writer has a hard time coming up with interesting and thought-provoking topics. Sometimes it can seem that with each new piece of writing, more creativity has been expended, depleting the thought tank of creative writing. However, instead of thinking of the think tank as a finite container from which information is drawn that will never be replenished, the brainstorming below will not only refill your container, but also help conserve and recycle your energy. ideas.
Reignite the meow in your muse
If your cat is your muse and your feline friend doesn’t inspire you, write a list of eight to ten things you love about Fluffy. For example, being playful, affectionate, giving unconditional and independent love can be some of the characteristics that you like about your cat. From this list, ask yourself the question “how can I make Fluffy more …” and insert the word playful. You now have a topic for your next blog post. The title could be “Five New Products Your Cat Is Sure To Love During Playtime” or “These Five DIY Toys Will Help Your Cat Be More Playful.” You get the idea! Your muse can stimulate a large number of new topics and themes; just list all the positive traits of the kitten that make you smile.
Jump in line wagging
If your dog is your inspiration because you haven’t been getting too inspired lately, try opening your mind to a new perspective by focusing on all the things that make your dog’s tail wag. Write them down on paper and try to think of everything. Your list will likely include the obvious like, his new bone, and your list could also include more subtle ones like, baby talking to him. Now that you have your list, ideas are likely to start popping up for you. For example, a baby talking to his dog could be a topic and the title could be “Five Ways to Calm Your Dog During a Storm” or perhaps the topic of introducing your dog to your new baby. Once you get the hang of it, your idea bin will be full of new dog topics!
Pet word game
This is a great brainstorming game that you can make yourself or with a friend. Start the game with your pet’s name. Let’s say your pet’s name is Sebastian. Now take the last letter of the name Sebastian and think of two words that start with the letter n, like nutrition and night. Now two words with nye like nostalgia and Europe, apples and elephants. Before you know it, your mind must be creating themes subconsciously, and if they come to your consciousness write them down on another page of your journal. Your list of topics will grow naturally and you will even start to think of unique and attractive titles. Perhaps “Five European Poets Who Were Inspired by Their Cats” or “Is it possible for your cat to eat a nutritious vegan diet?” I suggest trying this game in a few places. Brainstorm in the comfort of your own home office, but also at the dog park, cafeteria, and even the library. Keep a journal and carry it with you throughout the day.
Brainstorming is a wonderful way to stay creative. With each new brainstorming activity, new ideas will emerge. Every time you write another piece for your blog, magazine article, or press release for your services, ideas will start to double and your glasses of creative thoughts will multiply. This thoughtful approach will help you take you to infinity pet writing travel.
