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Creative Visualization for Writers: An Interactive Guide for Bringing Your Book Ideas and Your Writi

Creative Visualization for Writers: An Interactive Guide for Bringing Your Book Ideas and Your Writi

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Explore Your Motivations. Replenish Your Creativity. Define Your Vision for Success.

To become a more creative, confident, and productive writer, you need to focus your attention, visualize your desires, set clearly defined goals, and take action toward your dreams. Let Creative Visualization for Writers be your guide on this journey of self-discovery. You'll learn how to:

- Evaluate your beliefs and shed self-defeating behaviors.
- Determine your destination by visualizing your ideas and goals.
- Develop an Author Attitude that will help you write, achieve, earn, and produce more.
- Discover new ways to foster your creativity and productivity.
- Affirm that you have what it takes to succeed.

Featuring more than 100 exercises and prompts to spark new writing ideas and give you a creative boost, as well as coloring pages to encourage relaxation, Creative Visualization for Writers helps you transform your dreams into reality and find joy in the creative process.

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BrandPenguin Publishing Group
Pub dateOct 18, 2016
ISBN-101440347182
ISBN-139781440347184
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions0.47 × 8.27 × 10.87 in
Weight1 lb
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