Kate Johnston

Positively Creative (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Have you ever had the feeling your creative life just isn't working? That no matter how much you try to finish a project or feel confident about the work you're doing, that you're wasting your time or that you're just not good enough?

What if your self-doubt, fear, and anxiety could actually be transformed to motivation, courage, faith, and joy? Can you imagine what your creative life might look like then?

Mindset coach and author Kate Johnston wants to help you release the negative thoughts that are holding you back so that you can live the creative life of your dreams. After giving up on writing and trying to fill that hole with other pursuits, she realized that she was still lost, unfulfilled, and fearful. Her creative comeback from rock-bottom was self-motivated and based on her newfound belief that to make any kind of change in our external lives we have to start inside first. When she debunked old stories that no longer served her, took the time to heal, and embraced self-discovery, her life began to shift in beautiful ways.

Drawing from her personal well of insight and experiences, Kate shows you how to tap into your own forces of strength, courage, and self-belief so you can formulate a positive creativity mindset. Her guidance within these pages will inspire you to release your limiting stories and pivot out of your negative thinking so you can climb your way toward joyful creative living. Positively Creative serves as a source of encouragement, light, and direction as you forge ahead with your creative journey.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Ryebird Books
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393011453
• Artikelnr.: 60687723

Autorenporträt

Kate Johnston is currently research associate for the Sustainable Fish Lab at the University of Sydney and lead researcher on a pilot project with Taronga Conservation Society. Kate is a PhD candidate from the University of Sydney. Her thesis, titled Sustaining More Than Fish: tradition and transformation in environmental conflicts, analysed the discursive and material relationship between culture and sustainability through the case study of tuna and la tonnara - a tuna trap fishery used for centuries in Southern Italy.