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Finding Your Aesthetic- Unlocking your Creative Process
Hello, fellow creatives. Writing this guide purposes not to be the typical “how-to” guide. I’m writing this, to provide both a realistic and practical avenue for your creativity to flow. The ideas found in this book are applications which have helped and continue to help embody the best [Master] Creator in me.
This book is a labor of love, not absent of tirelessly working the process. In the pursuit of bettering yourself in this life, you must first do the work. So, what is the work?
This book is a labor of love, not absent of tirelessly working the process. In the pursuit of bettering yourself in this life, you must first do the work. So, what is the work?
35 pages, Paperback
Published September 14, 2018
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August 25, 2018
This is a refreshing, quick read with lots of wit, personality, analogies and with a hint of humor.
This blueprint to unleashing the creative within will challenge you to step outside of who you are to get to where you want to be. He uses his personal challenges to relate, warn and inform you on how to get past those road blocks.
I, myself have definitely been challenged with finding myself creatively. I have the jack of all trades syndrome where I can do a lot but never settle on one thing. My challenge has been, what’s my thing? Who am I? This will definitely help me to find my zone and start something.
This is a great read and I guarantee anyone who reads it will get at least something and some direction!
This blueprint to unleashing the creative within will challenge you to step outside of who you are to get to where you want to be. He uses his personal challenges to relate, warn and inform you on how to get past those road blocks.
I, myself have definitely been challenged with finding myself creatively. I have the jack of all trades syndrome where I can do a lot but never settle on one thing. My challenge has been, what’s my thing? Who am I? This will definitely help me to find my zone and start something.
This is a great read and I guarantee anyone who reads it will get at least something and some direction!
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