Most Read This Week In Creativity

[close] ★ Hello! ★ In this group we will read some popular non-fiction books that are centered around personal development, productivity, creativity, wellness, and balance. At the end of every month (and as we are reading the book during the month) we will discuss the most helpful that these insights have had to offer. If you are interested in finding a journaling & habit tracking system that could would for you, check out my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChmqEQQKy09aON9PBSizItg.

[close] Creativity, self development, self enquiry and universal magic. There are SO many incredible books for self enquiry and creativity and I'd love to find other like minded folks to chat to about them. I'll also share some of my favourite children's books I read for work and with my five year old... there is SO much space for wellbeing in reading beautiful picture books.

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[close] Ever felt that moment when you've just finished a book, but the characters are still inside your hearts? When you are yearning to know what happens next, but are stuck in a juxtaposition of endless possibilities? When you see an entire world still rolling out before and beyond you, but the words are just out of your grasp? When an ending leaves you stunned and stunted on your bed, wishing fervently you could go back in time and start the book all over again? If you ever felt these moments and want to share them with the rest of us, then this one's for you. If you have flown and sailed and done thousands of other things while sitting on your bed, then this one's for you. If you have had your heart beat faster and your thoughts come alive and whizz freely through your mind with the power of a single word, sentence or phrase, then this one's for you. If you are a reader just like that, if you are an explorer, adventurer or dreamer, if you have gone above and beyond and still stayed still... then welcome to "The 'Schrödinger's Cats'."