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15 Ways to Digg your mind for new ideas
1. Exercise your mind by reading
2. Write your ideas down
3. Discuss your new ideas with others
4. Find your creative environment
5. Break the barrier between generations
6. Challenge the rules - innovate
7. Explore your areas of expertise
If you need to enter into unknown territory for you, first discuss your ideas with a specialist on that area and allow him to adapt your idea to the needs of this sector.
8. Digg the ideas out of your mind
9. Digg your memory for ideas you had in the past
10. Find your inspiration mousse
11. Utilize your time better
12. Exercise
13. Digg it, Google it, Buzz it
14. Organize your thinking
There are 4 ways to organise your new ideas
Collection of information
Evaluation of data 
Estimate the probabilities
Implementation of the idea
15. Do not give up
It may take some time or it may come to you suddenly when you are not expecting it.
be patience and your new idea is on its way!
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