A lot of writing on creativity boils down to "Hey, here's what works for me." The approaches are sometimes wildly different and the value of reading other peopl

A lot of writing on creativity boils down to "Hey, here's what works for me." The approaches are sometimes wildly different and the value of reading other people's approaches is when you find another tool to add to your kit. If this author's approach seems similar to what you already do, then investigating something less dominated by visual senses might be useful. Twyla Tharp's "The Creative Habit" might provide some useful insights.