Julia Cameron

The Artist's Way
A seminal self-help book on creativity by Julia Cameron
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Sarah InternetFirst to rec“it actually works because doing what she says is very hard. but i will always be greatful for completing this book. it changed my life so much.”
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Peyton Dix“There is no world where I am not recommending this book. If Julia Cameron has a million fans, then I'm one of them. If she has one fan, then it's me. If she has no fans, that means I'm dead.”
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Maggz“You’ve quite possibly heard of it, but if you’re willing to put the work in, this is a great place to begin.”
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Phoebe Ward4
sunset strip mall“i find this book so restorative, healing, and helpful! i'm trying out something this fall where i'll be doing it with an accountability group because i've never managed to do all 12 weeks. but even without getting to the end it's always woken up something really nice in my artistic practice, bringing in a new spirit of lightness and connection that i'd been missing before”
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Sumati Wadhwa21
Bethany Icenhower“I am spending time reading and reviewing a chapter each month with some dear friends and all I can say is…this book is life changing. Read it and be challenged, inspired, and energized. Be prepared to fuck up your life (in a good way).”
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O“I’m currently reading this book.I’ve read it about 3 times. I feel like I’ve honestly learned a lot about myself. I would recommend reading if you’re feeling stuck and you don’t know where to start.”
Sara Magenheimer“12 step program for self acceptance and expression. Many start, few finish. Good either way.”
Lindsay O’Brien“Julia Cameron walked so that Rick Rubin could run (ie. repackage everything as The Creative Act).”
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