📚 Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert
Creativity is a force within us all — a “Big Magic” that is not limited to artists but is part of a larger, mysterious energy in the universe. Gilbert sees creativity as a collaborative relationship between you and ideas that have a life of their own, visiting those who are willing to take risks and bring them to life. It's a way of thinking and living that involves embracing curiosity, uncertainty, and courage with a willingness to follow inspiration wherever it leads. Big Magic explores six key elements of creative living — courage, permission, enchantment, persistence, trust, and divinity. Through honest, often funny stories about facing fear and inspiration, Gilbert encourages us to embrace the messy, joyful process of creativity.
Elizabeth Gilbert is your quirky, wise friend in the world of creativity. Bestselling author of Eat, Pray, Love and Big Magic, she’s no stranger to life’s twists, turns, and wild inspirations. She’s been cheerleading creative hearts for years, reminding us all that magic happens when we’re brave enough to show up and play.
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