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Whatever you do, says Dr. Eric Maisel, creativity helps you do it better. Creativity encourages the artist to paint more frequently and authentically. It allows a busy executive to see her options more quickly, make changes more fluidly, and become more self-directing and confident. In this book, America's foremost expert on the psychological side of the creative process presents a complete one-year plan for increasing and unleashing your creativity. It includes two disucssions/exercises per week, and culminates in a guided project of your choice--from working on a current novel or symphony to planning a new home business or becoming a more effective supervisor. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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1/27/2010: I have to admit that as I read this book I got pretty angry with the author. Who was making lunches for his family while he went up to his study and wrote for two hours? Who was making breakfast and getting the kids off to school? Did his wife, spouse or life partner make this discipline possible? I left the book for awhile and didn't read it, because I was angry.
2/9/2010: I last week I gave myself permission to just read the book and do whatever exercises I could do at the time. I didn't stop reading because I didn't have a computer with me or wasn't in a place where I could write 12 to do lists on big white boards. I gave myself permission to read and absorb and pick and choose. This was a fabulous decision, because it carried over into other books that I am also reading and aren't always convenient. I did some of the exercises once I felt I didn't have to. Life is better! ( )