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Cargando... Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear (edición 2016)por Elizabeth Gilbert (Autor)
Información de la obraBig Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear por Elizabeth Gilbert
![]() Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro. I finished reading this book yesterday and I thought: "OK, it was quite good" - and I gave it four stars. But you know what? I can't stop thinking about the book, the Big Magic and all the other things Elizabeth Gilbert put into my head. And that means the book was not good, but great :) Five stars. this book was such a prefect read. I really loved all the lessons this author shared and how this book really was able to show people how to live a creative life but not in a preachy way. I really liked how this book was structured and also how it really was connected to my life work. I would def re-read this book again and see how my thoughts have changed. This book def. inspired me to read more books like this in the future. this book was such a prefect read. I really loved all the lessons this author shared and how this book really was able to show people how to live a creative life but not in a preachy way. I really liked how this book was structured and also how it really was connected to my life work. I would def re-read this book again and see how my thoughts have changed. This book def. inspired me to read more books like this in the future. sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
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"La mayora? de los humanos tenemos una faceta creativa en nuestras mentes que casi nunca conseguimos o queremos desarrollar por motivos prc?ticos o personales. Gilbert defiende la necesidad de explorar la faceta creativa para alcanzar una existencia plena, superando el miedo (a la verg enza, a hacer el ridc?ulo, a perder el tiempo, a no ser tomado en serio) y abrazando la parte ms?tica e intangible de la inspiracin?. La autora explica cm?o tener una relacin? positiva con la creatividad propia, cm?o ser disciplinado pero no tomr?selo demasiado en serio, cm?o no albergar grandes expectativas pero no dejarse desanimar y cm?o cada peque? acto cotidiano, sea un dibujo, decorar la casa o hacer patinaje arts?tico, alimenta esa parte creativa de los humanos y no solo puede, sino que debe formar parte org?ica de nuestras vidas. Al mismo tiempo desmitifica totalmente la figura del artista atormentado, defendiendo una actitud abierta, receptiva y positiva en busca de la inspiracin? como resultado de una curiosidad sana, una disciplina y una determinacin? que mantengan el ego a raya y permitan sobrellevar decepciones y fracasos."--Amazon. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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Instead of representing a voice I wanted to spar with (as in "Eat, Pray, Love") the Gilbert of "Big Magic" was affable, self-effacing, funny, approachable, and inspiring. I don't tend to think of myself as a creative person, but Gilbert defines creativity with a broad brush, making room for everyone. She says that "creative living is living a life driven more strongly by curiosity than by fear." Creativity is saying "I don't know exactly what I am, but I'm curious enough to find out."
The book is a pep talk about having the courage to put oneself "out there" authentically, and explore the amazing/beautiful/crazy world we live it.
"Big Magic" includes a large dose of realism (which I need, as anything that is too "woo-woo" doesn't resonate well with me). My favorite section in the book was the section on persistence and letting go of perfection (my mantra). Gilbert says that "in order to stay in the game, you must let go of your fantasy of perfection" and "we don't have time for perfect." I couldn't agree more.
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