Permission to read absolute rubbish as part of your research is the funniest and most useful idea here. Lyn Marler argues that copywriting ideas come from looking where nobody else bothers, then tells you exactly where that is, which turns research into something you might enjoy doing.
Her headline post runs as a training in parts and sorts headlines into categories instead of listing examples, so you finish with a method rather than a collection.
The piece on intuition is more personal. A friend sent her a book describing the sixth sense as a small inner voice, and rather than simply recommending it she reports where she noticed the thing working during her own week.
There is a review of an online magazine for working mothers, written after researching who the successful women in that field actually were.
Read the copywriting post first. It gives you something to do this afternoon.