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Walking in This World by Julia Cameron — WisdomDeck honest review
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Walking in This World

by Julia Cameron

The sequel to The Artist's Way: twelve more weeks of morning pages, artist dates and weekly walks, this time on the middle stage of a creative life: origin, proportion, boundaries, discovery. For those who finished the first course and want more.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Walk weekly; the body solves what the mind cannot.
  2. Proportion: your work is not the whole of you.
  3. Boundaries protect the work.

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Add the weekly walk to your existing practice.

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