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PSA: My daily writing prompt habit just helped with a client pitch
I started doing a quick writing prompt every morning before heading out to jobs. It was tough to keep up at first with all the scheduling calls. Yesterday, a prompt about imagining a silent conversation between two objects made me rethink how to present a garden design. I used that idea to pitch a layout to a client, and they approved it on the spot. It's not a big deal, but it feels good to see a small change work. I think these prompts keep my brain flexible for problem solving. Giving it a shot might help if you're stuck in a work rut.
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wren_hunt137mo ago
Okay, so you said the silent conversation prompt made you rethink the garden design. How exactly did that work? Like, did you imagine the plants talking to each other or something? I'm stuck on how a vague idea becomes a solid pitch. Your brain must have made a leap I can't see yet. Breaking down that moment would be super helpful for anyone trying this.
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wade_lewis7mo ago
Honestly, the "weird, silent drama" idea seems like overthinking it. That leap from a fun prompt to a real layout sounds messy, not helpful. You can design a good garden just by looking at sun and water needs, no imaginary arguments needed.
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derekc307mo ago
Took the prompt literally and pictured two shrubs having an awkward standoff over sunlight. Suddenly the whole layout felt less about picking pretty plants and more about managing their weird, silent drama. That’s how I landed on grouping them by what they’d argue about.
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