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Hilary Salzman’s The Roar of Her Story offers women entrepreneurs a candid and encouraging guide to using storytelling for connection, confidence, and business growth—without filtering or performance. A refreshing take on voice, visibility, and truth.
Austin Kleon’s Keep Going is a light, hopeful companion for artists navigating burnout or doubt. With short chapters, hand-drawn visuals, and practical reflections, it’s a reminder to keep creating, even when life feels messy or unclear.
Eric Maisel’s The Creativity Book offers a yearlong path for artists seeking daily structure, reflective practices, and creative renewal. With two exercises each week, it blends gentle accountability with thoughtful insight for sustainable creative growth.
Collage Your Life by Melanie Mowinski is a colourful, reflective guide to creative reconnection. Through simple materials and thoughtful prompts, Mowinski invites readers to explore collage as a mindful, expressive practice grounded in everyday life.
Jungian Art Therapy by Nora Swan-Foster is a rich, reflective guide to using art and symbolism as tools for emotional healing. Grounded in Jungian theory, it explores how images, dreams, and the creative process help us understand the deeper self.
Lisa Congdon’s Find Your Artistic Voice is a warm, practical guide for artists who feel stuck or uncertain. With real stories, gentle insights, and a focus on authenticity, it encourages creative clarity without pressure or perfectionism.
Rakefet Hadar’s Layers of Meaning offers a gentle, intuitive guide to visual journaling as a way to explore emotions, release inner blocks, and reconnect with creative self-expression—especially for women navigating stress, burnout, or transition.
Kasia Richter’s Burnout Recovery Guide for Female Entrepreneurs is a steady, compassionate book that helps women reclaim energy without abandoning ambition. Ideal for women navigating burnout while running a business and craving sustainable change.
Shaun McNiff’s Imagination in Action is a reflective guide to the creative process rooted in movement, presence, and compassionate observation. Perfect for artists, facilitators, and reflective creatives seeking depth and freedom in their practice.
Ali Abdaal’s Feel-Good Productivity offers a science-backed, compassionate guide to getting things done by feeling better—not working harder. Rooted in psychology and real-life experience, it’s a must-read for anyone rethinking what success looks like.
Eric Maisel’s Unleashing the Artist Within offers grounded, compassionate insight for creatives navigating resistance, meaning loss, and anxiety. Ideal for mid-career artists seeking clarity and commitment, it’s a wise guide to the emotional side of artmaking.
Flora Bowley’s The Art of Aliveness is a gentle, soulful guide to living creatively every day. Blending story, reflection, and artful wisdom, she invites us to show up fully—on the canvas and in life—with curiosity, courage, and presence.
I acknowledge and thank the W̱SÁNEĆ people on whose traditional and unceded territory I live, learn, and teach. The W̱SÁNEĆ people have lived and worked on this land since time immemorial.