Believe it or not I've actually edited copy while I was on the treadmill (back when I was in college going to school full-time, copywriting part-time and another job part-time so I had like no time for anything and was forced to multi-task).

Staying fit isn't even about going on a treadmill either. Today I'm climbing a mountain by my house, which serves several purposes.

#1 – clears your head, which sparks ideas
#2 – gets blood pumping which sparks ideas
#3 – relaxes you, which helps spark ideas

Probably more, but you get my drift :)

Jeremy

P.S. I also might meditate in the woods for a few minutes while I'm up there. While it may sound strange…it's probably the best thing I've ever done for sparking creativity :)

Regular exercise is so important for maintaining that mental edge. I've often come up with great copy ideas while working out.

That's one thing I appreciate about you: your commitment to staying fit!

Ryan

Library study rooms are one of my favorite hangouts.

I'm often WAY more productive with a pad of paper and pen than I am on my computer.

Ryan

Great to see you here. :-)

I totally agree with the value of short bursts of focused time. It's far better than staring at the computer screen in a semi-funk for hours, wondering what to do next.

Take care,

Ryan

Ryan

Believe it or not I've actually edited copy while I was on the treadmill (back when I was in college going to school full-time, copywriting part-time and another job part-time so I had like no time for anything and was forced to multi-task).

Staying fit isn't even about going on a treadmill either. Today I'm climbing a mountain by my house, which serves several purposes.

#1 – clears your head, which sparks ideas
#2 – gets blood pumping which sparks ideas
#3 – relaxes you, which helps spark ideas

Probably more, but you get my drift :)

Jeremy

P.S. I also might meditate in the woods for a few minutes while I'm up there. While it may sound strange…it's probably the best thing I've ever done for sparking creativity :)

Regular exercise is so important for maintaining that mental edge. I've often come up with great copy ideas while working out.

That's one thing I appreciate about you: your commitment to staying fit!

Ryan

Library study rooms are one of my favorite hangouts.

I'm often WAY more productive with a pad of paper and pen than I am on my computer.

Ryan

Great to see you here. :-)

I totally agree with the value of short bursts of focused time. It's far better than staring at the computer screen in a semi-funk for hours, wondering what to do next.

Take care,

Ryan

Ryan