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Your World of Creativity

SARK's Journal & Play!book

Your World of Creativity

Mark Stinson

Education, Business, Self-improvement, Design, Marketing, Arts

5.045 Ratings

🗓️ 6 November 2020

⏱️ 4 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, I'll be sharing a powerful, yet fun tool to open up, dive in, and free up your ideas. It's the Journal and Play!book by SARK.

I first met SARK at Transitions Bookstore in Chicago. SARK is well-known for her Living Juicy books.

She introduced us to this journal as a way of continuing a journey to our creative spirits, to put our creative spirit in action. She wanted to make a journal more of a companion She even calls it an inspiration sandwich, stories to inspire our creative freedom. For me, I found this journal and playbook to be full of suggestions and inspirations, affirmations, and ways to play on paper.

If you've never journaled before I highly recommend it.

If you have journaled in a blank diary before, but felt it wasn't really productive or fueling your creativity, then try this book: SARK’s Journal and Play!book, a place to dream while awake.

Learn about the book at www.amazon.com/Sarks-Journal-Play-Book

Connect with SARK at planetsark.com

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Transcript

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0:00.0

Hi there it's Mark Stenson with a key to unlocking your world of creativity.

0:08.0

Today I'll be sharing a powerful yet fun tool to open up,

0:13.0

dive in, and free up your ideas.

0:16.0

It's the journal and playbook by Sark.

0:20.0

Unlocking

0:22.0

Your world of creativity. Mark. journal in 1993 and again in 94 I restarted in 96 you get the idea I finally

0:38.8

figured out it wasn't meant to be a daily diary, but rather a source to capture by feelings that day.

0:47.0

Sometimes the entries seemed a little negative or pessimistic.

0:51.0

Sometimes they were egoistic and self-absorbed, but they were always helping

0:55.6

my self-esteem on either end of the spectrum. My journal helped me to rebuild and recreate

1:00.6

myself when I needed to and it gave me a safe place to just write whatever

1:04.8

I thought I could.

1:06.2

At first I felt intimidated by the blank white pages, so sometimes I drew pictures to fill in the

1:12.4

spaces.

1:13.0

I even experimented with different writing styles or I usually write in all caps, so maybe I would write

1:19.2

in cursive.

1:20.3

But the result was a journal that I go back to year after year.

1:25.0

So here's where SARC's journal and Playbook comes in.

1:30.0

I first met SARC at the Transitions Bookstore in Chicago.

1:33.6

She introduced us to this journal, really as a way of continuing a journey to our creative spirits,

1:40.8

to really put our creative spirit in action and make a journal that is more a companion and freeing the creative

1:49.4

spirit.

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