当我觉得自己缺乏创造力的时候，访问下面列出的这些网站，立刻就会带给我瞬间的灵感。我几乎每天都去访问列表中的大部分网站，发现浏览这些网站的同时我的创造力也得到了提升。把自己的想法向大家开放，可以扩展自己的视野，也能让你跳出自己的圈子来思考。

1. SpringWise
   这里有很多好的想法，任何发布者都可以借鉴。他们还有发布者关于想法的最新趋势。
2. WhyNot
   非常类似 SpringWise, WhyNot? 有很多用户提交的想法，但是 WhyNot? 在用户交流上要比 SpringWise 强, 这也能节省很多时间.
3. Digg
   你可以在 Digg 的主页上找到想要了解的新闻，技巧或者是其他有趣的事情。可以说，Digg 的用户们发掘了网上最好的东西，通过投票功能，受大家欢迎的会排在前面。
4. Del.icio.us Popular
   我很喜欢 del.icio.us 的 Popular 页. 你可以 Del.icio.us 的 Popular 页面上很方便地找到网上最有趣的文章和工具，它更像是一个互联网晴雨表。
5. Tumblr
   你可以使用 Tumblr 创建自己的 Tumblelog, 在Tumblelog 上发布的内容形式包括有链接，图片，引用，对话以及视频等。
6. Nasa’s Astronomy Picture of the Day
   每天看看壮观的宇宙，没有什么比太空更神秘，更能激动人心. Nasa 的每日天文图片包含从太空看地球的图片以及太空的图片。
7. FlickrLeech
   如果你对视觉有所追求，喜欢看有创意的图片，那你该试试 FlickrLeech。你可以浏览任意类型的图片，加上 Flickr Interesting 可以让你浏览最近 7 天有趣的图片, 特别是你想找一个有创意的桌面时，可以去这里看看。
8. LifeRemix
   关于生活的一个博客，文笔不错。
9. DocStoc
   你在这里可以找到很多文档和模板，例如Word, Excel等。这里的文档内容一定会让你吃惊，而且你可以查找不同语言的文档。
10. WisdomQuotes
    没有什么能比名人名言更能激励人了，这里可以分类查看名言，也可以查看随机显示的名言。
11. Seth Godin’s blog
    这是一个个人博客，博主 Seth Godin 经常会向读者分享了很多未公开的奇妙想法，信与不信取决与你。
12. TechCrunch
    TechCrunch 上展示了很多 Web 上新的应用，包括一些新的有趣站点。
13. Kottke.org
    过去的 10 年 ，博主 Jason Kottke 一直在 Web 上发布有趣和有创意的信息已经有 10 年了，很有名的一个老博客。
14. BoingBoing
    也是很著名的一个博客, BoingBoing 介绍了 Web 上“最令人惊奇的事情 ”。和 Kottke 一样， BoingBoing 也在网上筛选一些有趣的信息。
15. Google Docs
    如果你不太清楚去什么网站查找信息，Google Docs 是一个很好的工具，你可以用它随时快速记录你的想法，以便准备日后整理。
16. How to Change the World
    博主 Kawaski 是一个很有趣的人，他有很多有趣的主意，最重要的是他的 Blog 很有影响也很幽默。
17. MindMeister
    这是一个在线的思维脑图工具，打开很快，而且使用简单，很适合头脑风暴。（注：普通版是免费的）
18. Twitter
    使用 Twitter 可以让你和你的朋友交流有趣的事情，如果你有什么想法，可以方便地询问你的朋友的看法，大家都可以互相看到各自的最新情况。
19. Smashing Magazine
    Smashing Magazine 为 Web 开发者和设计者提供了很多有趣的想法和素材，喜欢创意的朋友不要错过。

19 Online Destinations for Boosting Creativity

Whenever I find myself in a creative funk, I have a list of web sites that I can visit that instantly give me a shot of inspiration. I try to visit most of them everyday, and have found that merely studying these great sites on a consistent basis has expanded my own capacity for being creative. Opening up to other’s creative work is a great way to broaden our horizons and helps us think outside the box.

1. SpringWise - A database of great ideas that any entrepreneur can act on to help you start the “next big thing”. There are some great, fun ideas, plus they showcase the latest trends of entrepreneurship.
2. WhyNot - Much like SpringWise, WhyNot? has lots of user-submitted ideas for any ambitious soul to take under their wing and develop. However, WhyNot? is more of a community for entrepreneurs than SpringWise, which can be a bit more helpful at times.
3. Digg - You can find a smattering of news, tips and other odd things on the Digg homepage. Digg’s users find the best of the web, and the community voting does a wonderful job of showcasing quality news and compelling links. You know it’s a good site when LifeDev has been on the homepage a few times ;)
4. Del.icio.us Popular - I love the del.icio.us popular page. One can find the most creative and interesting articles and tools on the Internet on the Del.icio.us popular page. It’s basically a barometer of what’s hot on the web with designers and techies alike.
5. Tumblr - Tumblr is another one of my personal favorites. Aside from creating your own Tumblelog, the Tumblr homepage showcases the best links, images and videos that people are sharing around the web.
6. Nasa’s Astronomy Picture of the Day - Have a breathtaking shot of the cosmos, once a day. Nothing is more inspiring and mysterious than outer space, in my humble opinion. Perfect for shaking any sort of doldrums you might be in.
7. FlickrLeech - If you’re a visual person and love to view creative photos, check out FlickrLeech. You can browse just about any type of photo, plus the default view of Flickr Interesting page is very handy, especially if you need some creative wallpapers for your desktop.
8. LifeRemix - Shameless plug? Maybe. But I visit the site every day and am almost always inspired by the quality of writing. Note: Yes, I’m the co-founder of LifeRemix ;)
9. DocStoc - You can find some incredibly creative and informative documents that can lead to many ideas. You’d be surprised at the great content you can find at DocStoc.
10. WisdomQuotes - Nothing inspires more than a great quote from someone smarter than myself. I’ve done entire blog posts based on an inspiring quote.
11. Seth Godin’s blog - Aside from his uber-savvy marketing advice, there are plenty of untapped ideas and inspiration that he shares frequently with his readership. And you better believe that if Seth Godin dreamed it up, there’s a good chance he’s on the mark.
12. TechCrunch - Mike Arrington and company constantly showcase the newest and the best sites on the web at TechCrunch. There is plenty of inspiration that can be found just by seeing the newest thing in web applications. Many ideas I’ve had for web apps come directly from concepts introduced through TechCrunch. Here’s a tip: If you’re wanting to create the next big web phenomena, hang on to their every word.
13. Kottke.org - Jason Kottke has been posting interesting and creative information on the web for the past 10 years. He’s a favorite of many bloggers, and rightly so.
14. BoingBoing - One of the most popular blogs around, BoingBoing showcases the most “wonderful things” on the web. Like Kottke, BoingBoing does the dirty work of sifting through the web for the creme de la creme.
15. Google Docs - While not expressly a site for finding information, GDocs is a great tool for capturing ideas and thoughts. GDocs gives the perfect flexibility for saving quick ideas and then expounding on them later.
16. How to Change the World - Guy Kawaski is a fun guy with great ideas. Though his blog is geared slightly more to the marketing crowd, it’s chock-full of great ideas. I think the most stimulating thing about Guy’s blog is that it’s written with great voice and lots of humor.
17. MindMeister - Although I’m personally not a huge fan of online apps for creativity’s sake (other than GDocs), many people do like to use online mind-mapping tools for brainstorming. MindMeister is right up there with the best of the online mind-mapping tools because it’s quick and intuitive.
18. Twitter - Although the way I use twitter is more as a web service, (I use the twhirl twitter client), Twitter can use your friends to help you find interesting and creative articles to check out. You can quickly ask your friends if anyone has an idea for XYZ, and odds are someone can point you in the right direction. Also, your friends will most likely link to content that you’ll find interesting as well.
19. Smashing Magazine - A site that shares useful and interesting bits for web developers and designers. It likes to showcase the trendy and useful, which can stimulate creative ideas for any reader.
    

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