Julia Cameronrsquo;s groundbreaking Artists Way program has helped millions of individuals around the world discover their creative selves. In this invaluable companion to The Artistrsquo;s Way; Cameron provides further insight into one of her most powerful Artistrsquo;s Way tools: The Artistrsquo;s Date. The Artists Date is a block of time that aspiring and established artists devote to stepping aside from their work to engage in simple; fun activities that nourish their creative spirits. All artists have experienced creative blocks and know the feeling of keeping their noses to the grindstone; making their days feel only dutiful and drab. According to Cameron; what is needed is a good dose of enforced play; whether it involves a trip to a museum or toy store or simply baking a pie. In The Miracle of the Artists Date; Cameron presents 52 ideas for Artists Datesmdash;one for each week of the yearmdash;that will inspire and delight.Also included in this e-special is an excerpt from The Artists Way for Parents; the most highly requested addition to Camerons canon of work; as well as an excerpt from The Prosperous Heart; in which Cameron offers the practical financial tools to guide you to prosperity in all areas of your life.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. The Legendary Brixton AcademyBy Easy ReaderThis is a thrilling ride through Brixton and the music scene in the 80s and 90s. Simon Parkes was just a kid with pound;1 and a love of music. With his motley team of muscles and charm; he transformed an abandoned theatre in Brixton into the best live music venue in the UK. While the Academy flourished; so did Brixton. If you love music; youll enjoy reading about the incredible bands that have graced the Academy. Anyone who is anyone has played on that stage and this book tells you how Simon Parkes was able to make that happen.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Excellent book. I thoroughly enjoyed itBy DOUG MACKENZIEExcellent book. I thoroughly enjoyed it. For anyone at all interested in music it is a must read. It literally takes you on a twenty year journey through all the music trends that came and went. The author was there first hand to witness it all. You get to go for the ride. Also a story about how to run a business by the seat of your pants.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Great book for anyone who has been to the Brixton ...By Damian BrownGreat book for anyone who has been to the Brixton Academy. Very interesting stories and a great insight in to the challenges of putting on live music. As a huge fan of live music I have the most respect for Simon Parkes. Always good to see a couple of gigs you have attended yourself in there also :)Very enjoyable.