If you find that your daydreams aren't inspiring or are just re-runs of material you've outgrown, you might want to try prompting more creative mind wanderings. In that case, here are some suggestions:

1.Improve the quality of your movie/TV/reading/web-surfing choices. More provocative topics will have you thinking more creatively.

2. Try something new--listen to new music, visit an art gallery, go to a comedy club.

3. Travel--even if it's just a local half-day trip. If you can't get away, read about someplace you want to visit or try out the food or music. The mere anticipation of travel can really fire your imagination

4. If you want to be more creative in your job, make an effort to meet new people in your field--subscribe to industry-related publications, go to conferences and trade shows, join organizations. These, in turn, will help spin-off your own creative musings

5. Exercise. Studies show that you daydream more while moving and that the creativity burst lasts for up to two hours after you've stopped.

6. Try a fantasy camp--the choices are endless. There's even a gladiator fantasy camp in Italy. Or volunteer in some field you've always dreamed about. These new encounters will prompt a fresh round of reveries.

7. Start envisioning better things.

From the link by Amy Fries

I love to visit art galleries,but haven't done so in a while.Maybe i should as soon as i get the time maybe then my inspirations will come flooding back to me :)