It's the final episode of the first season of Caitlin's Creative Business Bookshelf, can you believe it? I have had so much fun recording this and sharing each week with you, I hope you've enjoyed it too.

And for this final episode and the final book of season one, we're examining Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert, and my conflicting feelings on it!

(Please note that my podcast mic didn't pick up properly during the recording of this, so the quality isn't as good as usual!)

LINKS

• Big Magic
• Keep up with me between seasons by joining my mailing list
• Or following me on Instagram

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Today I'm sharing some books that I read during the making of this podcast that are absolute bangers, but didn't make the cut for entire podcast episodes this season! I hope you find some great recommendations here, and please share if there are any books on creativity and creative business running that you think I should check out.

(Please note that my podcast mic didn't pick up properly during the recording of this, so the quality isn't as good as usual!)

LINKS

• Rest is Resistance
• The Rest Deck
• How to Not Always Be Working
• Catching the Big Fish
• The Creative Act
• Rick Rubin's interview with Andre 3000
• Rick Rubin's interview with Kendrick Lamar
• Dilla Time
• Four Thousand Weeks

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We're finally tackling the ultimate book on creativity: The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron! Here's a crash course of what the book is, what it can teach us about creativity and spirituality, and the idea of doing challenges to awaken our creativity.

LINKS

• Buy a copy of The Artist's Way
• Artist's Way study group with Marlee Grace
• Artist's Way study group with Creative Mornings
• Jami Attenberg 1000 Words of Summer Challenge
• The 100 Day Project
• Follow me on Instagram

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This week on the show, I'm sharing my ultimate campaign slogan: Be More Bored! Let's examine our relationship with boredom and take a look at being rather than doing...

LINKS:

• Get your ticket for the Hobby Finder workshop
• Follow me on Instagram

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Another book from the Creative Business Bookshelf! And we're looking into Craftulness this week! Let's dive into how good crafting is for our mental health, doing stuff with our hands, the Industrial Revolution, and banana bread...

LINKS

• Join my Hobby Finder workshop
• The Instagram post by Lisa Congdon I mentioned
• Buy Craftfulness here
• Ken Robinson’s TED talk on schools and creativity
• Follow me on Instagram

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I received a lovely DM from someone the other day on Insta, asking how to make the time and energy in the pursuit of effing around and finding out. So I'm sharing some practical tips today on how to do just that! This is taken from an IG Live I did on the subject recently, and I hope you find it useful!

SHOW NOTES

• The print from Boring Friends I mentioned
• Follow me on Instagram
• Join Co-Creativity Club

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This week, we take a look at one of my favourite subjects - Burnout! And more specifically, the book of the same name by Emily & Amelia Nagoski. 

Listen for chat on human giver syndrome, signs to spot burnout, my personal experience with it, and practical ways we can start to address it.

SHOW NOTES:

• Buy a copy of Burnout here
• Check out the Burnout workbook
• Find me on Instagram
• Want to find out more about working with me? Book a Curiosity Call

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Today I'm sharing tips on how to get started on my favourite creative self practice of all time...journaling!

SHOW NOTES

• My current favourite notebook
• Journaling for Creativity workshop
• Passion Planners

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This week, we're diving into another book on my Creative Business Bookshelf - The Story of Art Without Men by Katy Hessel. Despite this on the surface being a book about art, there's actually a lot here that we can take away with us into our businesses...

Enjoy the episode? Leave a review, share with your friends, subscribe, and get in touch with me!

SHOW NOTES

• Buy the book here
• Reach out on Instagram
• Read the transcript

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Want to be more creative in your day to day, but no idea where to begin?

I've got some actionable tips for you! I hope these help you to be more creative, but with less overwhelm.

SHOW NOTES

• Follow me on Instagram

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