The Creative Compass by Dan Millman
and Sierra Prasada is the book that gives writers back their creative
motivation to create the masterpieces they have always wanted to produce.
Filled with inspirational stories, advice, and encouragement, this is the
perfect book for all creative people who sometimes hit writer’s block or other
challenges that stop their creative process.
Book
Description
“A guide should give clear directions and
then get out of your way. In this unique collaboration, bestselling author Dan
Millman and his daughter Sierra Prasada help to orient you as you advance
through five universal stages of creativity: Dream, Draft, Develop, Refine, and
Share. Whether you’re seeking new goals, the discipline to reach them, a shield
against self-doubt and inertia, or practical advice on sorting through feedback
and connecting with readers — you’ll find a way forward in this fresh approach
to writing and storytelling. Drawing on the coauthors’ personal stories about
overcoming challenges, as well as sage advice from other writers, artists, and
innovators, The Creative Compass will transform both the stories you tell and the
stories you live.” – The
Creative Compass
My Thoughts
The Creative
Compass focuses on the five universal stages of the creative process:
dream, draft, develop, refine, and share. It gives advice and encouragement on
each step to help writers develop the high quality work they have always wanted
to produce.
This is one of the many books I have about
writing. I am one of those people who can write for weeks nonstop, and then
suddenly stop for years. This book inspired me to want to revise some of my old
manuscripts, and start new ones. I’m not exactly sure where I’ll find the time
to do this while in nursing school, but it definitely is a book that I will
refer to and read many times in the future.
Overall, this is an excellent book for anyone who
wants to take their inspiration and love of writing further. I highly recommend
it for all writers and wannabe authors to become the author they long to be.
* Thank you
to the publisher of The Creative Compass, New
World Library, for providing me with a copy of this book for review. All
opinions expressed are my own.
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