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Hello and welcome back to Control or Delete. This is a replay of the first time I interviewed my

writing idol, Julia Cameron, the best-selling author of the artist's way. She's a poet,

a playwright, fiction writer, and essayist, and she also has extensive credits in film, TV,

and theatre, and she's also an award-winning journalist, so she is the ultimate multi-hyphenate

creative. Her groundbreaking books on creativity have become international bestsellers,

including the iconic, the artist's way, which has a newly revamped cover, which is very exciting.

I really recommend checking that out and getting yourself a new, modernised version.

The book first came out in the early 90s, and it provides a 12-week course that guides you through

the process of recovering your creative self. It will transform your life, overcome any artistic

blocks you may suffer from, including limiting beliefs, fears, sabotage, jealousy, and guilt,

and replace them with self-confidence and productivity. It's helped millions of people around the

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