Living Like An Artist
Rick Rubin challenges the conventional wisdom that creativity is something exclusive to artists. This is my book review of The Creative Act.
In this section I’ve listed my book reviews. Pick one if you would like to know my thoughts on it. To discover all of my recommended books visit My Bookshelf
Rick Rubin challenges the conventional wisdom that creativity is something exclusive to artists. This is my book review of The Creative Act.
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Infectious Generosity is an invitation to rethink and reinvent philanthropy for the digital age. If you want to help create a more generous world this book is for you.
A collection of insightful correspondence from renowned poet Rainer Maria Rilke, offering guidance and wisdom to a young aspiring poet.
An exploration of how what happens to us in early childhood – both good and bad – influence the people we become.
This tiny little book called The War of Art is basically a pep talk for anyone trying to create something — whether it’s writing, painting, building a business, or just showing…
"Working" is a fascinating look at people in ordinary jobs, who share how they think and feel about their work.
Recently I read the book Bad Blood by John Carreyrou. Read on for my thoughts.
Book review: Tell me who I am is a tragic real-life story about two twin brothers from which one gets a car accident. Read on for my thoughts on this unusual story.
I truly loved Tara Westover’s journey from her Mormon survivalist family in rural Idaho to the halls of Cambridge.