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Hello and welcome back to Control or Delete podcast. Today's guest is the wonderful Julia Cameron.

She is back. She's a returning guest. She is an award-winning writer. She is the author of 24 books,

including fiction and nonfiction. She's probably the best known for her book, The Artist Way,

which has sold millions of copies around the world. She is also a novelist, a playwright,

a songwriter, a poet. She is just one of the most creative individuals on the planet, I think,

and she is guiding us and telling us how to live a more creative life. In this episode,

we talk about her brilliant new book, The Listening Path, The Creative Art of Attention,

a six-week artist-way program. It's been described as a new transformative guide to better,

deeper listening and creativity, and over six weeks, the reader is given the tools to become

a better listener to their environment, the people around them, and to themselves. I absolutely

love the book. I think Listening is something that not everyone is very good at, something that I'm

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