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Affirmations for Artists

This book presents a series of affirmations tailored specifically for people who practice art in its various forms. The affirmations are intended to help artists cultivate a positive mindset, overcome creative blocks, and maintain motivation in their artistic pursuits. As the title suggests, the content focuses on the unique challenges and experiences faced by creative individuals, offering supportive and uplifting messages that readers can return to during their creative process. more

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Eric Maisel
Eric Maisel

Eric Maisel is a renowned teacher, born in 1947. He is known for his contributions to adult education and lifelong learning, particularly in the fields of creative writing and counseling. more

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