Philosopher, neuroscientist, author, and more discuss the importance of conscientiousness, making your bed, and the correlation between success and daily habits. They explore keystone habits, grit, and self-control, reflecting on the impact of conscientiousness on personal and professional life.

Julia is the best-selling author of over 40 books including "The Artist's Way," which has been translated into over 40 languages and sold over 5 million copies. She is a poet, songwriter, filmmaker and playwright and is commonly referred to as "The Godmother" or "High Priestess" of creativity. In our conversation, Julia shares her insights and tools on how to be creative without being perfect. She talks about why she chose to write about the writing process, her new book "Write for Life," and her daily quota. Julia also shares her thoughts on how to overcome perfectionism and find new freedom in daily creative practices. Discover the tricks and tools that have made her such a prolific artist and how you can apply them to your own work. Highlights from our conversation: Learning how to dismantle the idea that everything has to be achieved at once 'Priming the pump' with daily practices like morning pages and the power it has to unlock your limitless potential as a creator Understanding the relationship between work, play, and overall success Getting out of your own way and allowing yourself to be creative Enjoy!

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Julia Cameron, author of 'The Artist's Way,' discusses her latest work 'Living the Artist's Way' with Guy Kawasaki. They explore her new tool for creativity - writing for guidance, the power of intuitive wisdom, and her journey unlocking creativity in others. Discover the importance of morning pages, artist dates, and seeking guidance through writing. Tune in for insights on creativity, Zoom classes, and the impact of collaboration on creativity.

Julia Cameron, author of The Artists Way, discusses the power of morning pages for clearing the mind and practicing mindfulness, the role of artist dates and play in nurturing creativity, the technique of curiosity for dealing with anxiety, strategies for overcoming perfectionism, and accessing inner creativity during the pandemic.

Julia Cameron, author of The Artist's Way, joins Emma Gannon to introduce a new book 'A Year of Nothing', focusing on switching off, finding joy in mundane pleasures, and embracing nature. The book includes a foreword by Julia Cameron, exclusive prints, and a virtual workshop event, exploring the balance between productivity and doing nothing.

Julia Cameron discusses overcoming addiction with sobriety, spirituality in art, and breaking through creative blocks. She shares transformative practices like Morning Pages and Artist Dates to nurture inner creativity, emphasizing play as vital for inspiration.

Best-selling author and transformative force in the creative world, Julia Cameron, joins Chase Jarvis to discuss her new book, Living the Artist's Way. They explore the power of writing for guidance, the importance of asking specific questions, and how acceptance and grief can fuel creativity. Julia shares personal experiences, emphasizing vulnerability and the benefits of embracing intuition.

Julia Cameron, author of The Artist's Way and architect of the famous creative practice "Morning Pages," has spent her career teaching "creative unblocking."In her new book, Seeking Wisdom: a spiritual path to creative connection, she combines the creative practices of The Artist's Way, with a new intentional practice – prayer.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

Julia Cameron, author of The Artist's Way, discusses embracing the creative process, unschooling, and finding joy in creativity. They explore building a persona, the stress of creativity, and the importance of reconnecting with our natural essence. They also talk about embracing the artist playdate and rejecting the myth of suffering for great art.