http://goo.gl/FcAxaG New ideas do not grow on trees -- and right now, they might not seem to be growing in your mind, either! If you're stuck with a serious case of writer's block, have no fear! Step back from the project and give yourself time to breathe. It may sound counterintuitive, but right now the most stimulating thing you can do for your creativity is to turn your brain off. Go for a walk or take a long drive, and let the world speak to you. Sooner than you think, your mind will start going again. 新点子并不是那麽地丰富 -- 而现在，它们在你心中似乎也是一样的状况，如果你正好卡 在这麽一个脑闭塞(注)，不要怕！从这专案退一步然後给自己一个深呼吸，接下来的听起 来可能有点违反常理，不过现在最能激励你的创造力的事情就是把你的大脑关掉！去散个 步或是开车去好好的兜风，让世界跟你说说话，你的心就会很快地回复运作。 注: 感觉是比瓶颈还要更严重的瓶颈(?)，虽然说明是只有指写作类的，但不确定现在有 没有开始用在其他地方。 这边附上wiki说明页面 http://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E8%85%A6%E9%96%89%E5%A1%9E http://goo.gl/aUbNgy Claire: You've been in quite a quandary my friend. Think about it, you can either complain because roses have thorns, or rejoice because thorns have roses! Positive thinking brings everything into perspective today. 克莱儿: 我的朋友，你应该正相当困惑。想想看这句话，你能因为玫瑰有荆棘而抱怨，但也可以庆 幸因为有荆棘才有玫瑰(注)！正面思考能让你在今天透视任何事情。 注: 这句原文为"We can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses."，取自第十六任美国总统 - 亚伯拉罕·林肯。 http://goo.gl/KoFJQp Frank: You’ll get the chance to show the world you’re made of steely determination and stalwart strength when awkward or difficult circumstances push you to the brink. You’re the type who keeps going through all adversity and comes out the other side smiling. 法兰克: 当尴尬或艰难的情况把你推往边缘时，你将能得到机会向世界展示你那钢铁般的决心和坚 定的力量。你就是那种能在逆境中保持前进又能保持微笑的羊。 有兴趣的东西太多导致无法确定自己要的到底是什麽 到底什麽时候才能真正知道自己想要什麽～ --

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