This spring, we're revisiting one of the most inspiring conversations we've ever had, our episode with Julia Cameron.

As the world begins to bloom again, Julia reminds us that creativity can too.

In this conversation, she shares how listening, journaling, imperfect first drafts, and small daily rituals can reconnect us with ourselves and quiet the inner critic she calls

Nigel. Whether you're feeling stuck, burnt out, or simply ready for a creative reset,

this episode is a beautiful reminder that renewal often starts with paying attention. I'm Guy Kawasaki, and this is Remarkable People.

This episode's remarkable guest is none other than Julia Cameron.

She is the author of The Artist's Way, a spiritual guide to higher creativity.

Over 5 million copies of this book have been sold.

That's about 4.8 million copies more than any single book of mine.

The 25th anniversary of this book has over 3,000 ratings and they averaged 5 stars.

You have no idea how hard it is to have that many ratings come out to five stars. I am in awe of this. Let me read one of her reviews. Quote, I was turned on to this book in 1995 and it changed not only my life in powerful, profound, and exciting ways,

but the lives of several of my family members and friends. It gave me a way in,

into my own soul, my deeper voice, mind, purpose for living, and capacity for enjoying life.

Sadiara Doran. The New York Times calls her the Queen of Change.

She is also known as the godmother or high priestess of change.

She has written over 40 books as well as screenplays, musicals, and plays.

She attended Georgetown University before transferring to Fordham.

She is written for the Washington Post and Rolling Stone.

Her new book is The Listening Path, The Creative Art of Attention.

It was released yesterday.

We cover a lot of this book in our interview.

To get the most out of this episode, you have to know this in advance.

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