Innegativeion said:
Become insanely good at computer programming.
I'm confident enough in my creative abilities, but employers like to see practical displays, demos, etc, or so I hear.
Programming really isn't that hard, don't waste your skill-up on that. Once you understand the rules of formal logic [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First-order_logic], everything else is just syntax.
Also, programming tip for you: learn C (not C++ or C#, actual 1960s C). Then go learn Java or C# and never, ever, ever use C again.
You will thank me for it. Before you ask why, learning how to code with C, and dealing with all the bullshit it makes you do (malloc! pointers! heap shenanigans! seg faults!)
will make you a better programmer, and you'll appreciate the higher level languages even more because they handle all that shit for you.