In another post of theatrical tips to be used in life, I now bring one that helps in creativity.

The word "if"

Starting from the imaginary presupposition of the theater where anything is possible, the word 'if' is a great trigger to awaken the curiosity and creativity of the mind.

When we are going to create the character's life and his actions, we should really think about the 'if'.

How would my character hold his glass if he would drink water? With what body would he leave the scene if he needed to bring sad news to another character?

The 'if' makes us think anticipated situations, and this exercise stimulates the creative side of our brain.

How can I better write my text if my intention is to hold the reader to the end?
How can I best use my STEEM and SBD if I want to make a PowerUp?

Our brain looks for alternatives, and that makes creativity work and more options appear.

Always use the 'if' in life, and notice how there is more than one way to do the same, and it may end up finding you a more profitable or economical one than the first thought.