Taking creative notes is considered  one of the most confusing ways to clarify your research or ideas on paper. It turns out to be difficult to break, as it requires the ability to guess freely, give some freedom to study, and express ideas and educated passions frankly and frankly. 
Therefore, it is impossible for every pen to bring the wind to the cruise by taking creative notes. This is for those who have succeeded in a process creation approach that includes planning, revising, rearranging, deleting, and re-reading and creating multiple drafts before creating a finished document, taking creative notes. It means achieving the same good results. 
This certainly does not mean that the creative writing process does not require proper planning and medication, but that creative writing causes the author to deviate from a particular writing style and all of that style. It means that it does not comply with the norms. In a nutshell, taking creative notes gives the author more room for donations and note development. 
Creative writing is not about sitting down, putting a pen on a piece of  paper, and following the wise instructions of an honorary expert, starting in the morning and writing to the end. The creative approach treats all writing as a creative act that requires time, positive feedback, and relaxation to do well. People engaged in creative writing are not just free to imagine. You see the world from the perspective of free thinking. 
Without distrust, taking creative notes is not only a relief and  gift for the pen, but also far away from  the pen, but also to create a work worth writing a summary. It requires a lot of power. 
The key to success in taking creative notes lies in the ability of the author to be honest and honest with himself in his outline. Don't be hysterical about deviating from the established norms of each style, and open the door to your brain to  new ideas that come to your mind beyond your imagination. 
Flashbacks for processing and research are not the finished product, but the basis of creative attention. Release your inner genius and write on paper the most crazy ideas that have accumulated in your head. The source of ideas for taking creative notes can be verbal traditions, dreams, age-independent memories, sensory perceptions, and colorful types of creative chests that resemble disbelief. 
Katrina Crosby, a lecturer in creative notation at the University of Edinburgh's Open Study Program, argues that the connection with the subconscious  is the key to taking creative and creative notes. She also claims that each pen has three easy ways to enhance your creative writing skills, internal mounting options, the power of  dreams, and her diary. Applying these methods requires a lot of work. When you're ready, roll up your sleeves and follow these simple strategies.