The Daily Artist's Way : Creative Living Every Day by Julia Cameron (paperback)
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Start each day with intention and find your purpose with a year of creative living. Offering wisdom we can turn to any day of the year, this pocket-book of guidance from the bestselling author of The Artist's Way is the perfect addition for anyone seeking meaning and direction in their life. A beautiful companion to Cameron's life-changing creative process, The Daily Artist's Way features 366 page-a-day quotations, minute meditations and journal prompts to follow throughout the year.
Helping us start each page anew, Julia's sage wisdom will inspire and guide readers from all walks of life in finding the possibility that each day brings.
Of all the self-help tools I've tested through the years, one has proved more enduring than the rest: Morning Pages' OLIVER BURKEMAN
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