How to Get Hundreds of New Ideas Every Day
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Part 1: How to get ideas 1. What is an idea? 2. Getting ideas from objects 3. The Lego example 4. Getting ideas from your own life and the lives of your friends and family 5. Getting ideas from the news 6. Getting ideas from other (non news) articles, including books, leaflets, the internet and any other printed matter 7. The magazine example 8. Getting ideas from people you dont know, places youve not been and things you havent done before 9. Getting ideas from press releases, and from direct contact with charities and press officers Part 2: Youve got an idea, now what? 10. Finding a hook 11. Key components of your article 12. Pitching and writing your article 13. Ideas!