…Even when you’ve lost your confidence
…Even when you feel uninspired
…Even when you think your work doesn’t matter one whit
…Even when you feel worn out and lost
If you have trouble following through on your creative desires, ask yourself the 22 questions in this guide to help you find out where you’re getting stuck so you can move past it and finally finish that book or that course or that painting or whatever deliciousness you feel called to create.
“This guide is a first aid kit. Full of salves to heal the inevitable setbacks of making stuff and different shaped Band Aids for every type of wound. Every creative person should keep it handy.”
– Danny Gregory, author of 12 internationally best-selling
books on art and creativity & co-founder of Sketchbook Skool
Since then, she’s written seven additional books on well-being and whole living, including The Woman’ s Retreat Book and The Life Organizer, with close to a million copies of her books in print in nine languages. Jennifer has spoken around the U.S., Canada, and Europe, and has written a national magazine column for a Martha Stewart magazine. She’s been profiled or quoted in dozens of major magazines; two of Brené Brown’s books, Daring Greatly and Dare to Lead; and appeared on hundreds of TV, radio shows and podcasts—even on Oprah.
Her newest and most personal book Why Bother? Discover the Desire for What’s Next was published on April 21, 2020.
Jennifer has been teaching workshops and retreats since 1992 and creating vibrant online learning experiences since 1999. She writes weekly to her email list of 20,000 and hosts an online community of over 600 members. She lives in Boulder County, Colorado.
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“First of all, can I just say how much I love Jen Louden!? Her grounded insights never fail to offer new gems of wisdom and inspiration, and “How to Follow Through on your Creative Desire,” is no exception. Lovely, clear and perfectly practical, this free little offering is packed with awesome antidotes to all your creative blocks. Definitely worth a read!”
- Flora Bowley, artist * author * inspirationalist
