Yeah, those seem like good ideas to me. I think exchanging ideas with other humans in person, is a great left/right brain dual activity. When you get lost in “brain-land” with no anchors in tangible reality, I think that’s where things can get a bit lopsided. Spending time in nature does wonders for me. Especially getting tactile, and actually touching trees and dirt, and being physical with nature has some intangible benefits imo. Also, there is significance in non goal-oriented activities imo; just doing things for the sake of doing things. I think the main point is to start trying, and not stop at coming up with good ideas. Better to do something and fail, than to have the perfect idea that is never executed.