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Who is this for?
Do you ever feel like you're somehow stuck with your creativity, that you're not fully expressing your "inner artist"? Or maybe you aren't making any sort of "art" right now, but you have a little voice inside that would like to? Then "The Artist's Way" by Julia Cameron could be for you.

About the book
The book guides readers through a 12-week process to regain a creative identity. It offers insights, exercises, and tools to overcome creative blocks, become more imaginative and productive and to gain self-confidence in their creative talents and skills.

Format: Buddy group
We would like to support each other along the journey of "The Artist's Way", exchange experiences and insights that we gain from it, and maybe eventually even share some art. ;)

This is the second meetup of this buddy group. Last time we talked about the Introduction and "Week 1", this time we'll talk about "Week 2" We'd still be happy to have some more people join. Every chapter in the book includes some exercises, so if you're interested you shouldn't read everything on the day before the meetup but better start soon.

Disclaimer
The book mentions the word "god", not in a religious, more in a spiritual sense. The author also suggests that the book can be read, replacing that with "creative force", "my intuition" or whatever works for you. Importantly, this book transcends religious boundaries, emphasizing not divinity or doctrine but the universal power of creativity. It is crafted for all, regardless of faith, inviting readers to explore the depths of their own creative potential.

Personal opinion by the host (Sophia)
I think I'm not exaggerating when I say that this book changed my life to some degree, my creativity never flowed as much and as confidently as it's doing right now, before reading the book I wasn't even aware how "blocked" I was. Creating this meetup because I'm incredibly grateful for that and want to share it with as many people as possible :)

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