<aside> 💡 We turn this week to the practice of right attitudes for creativity. The emphasis is on your receptive as well as active skills. The essays, exercises, and tasks aim at excavating areas of genuine creative interest as you connect with your personal dreams.

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1. Exercise 1, Morning Pages: Check off the days you’ve done morning pages.

   • [ ] Day 1
   • [ ] Day 2
   • [ ] Day 3
   • [ ] Day 4
   • [ ] Day 5
   • [ ] Day 6
   • [ ] Day 7

   How many days this week did you do your morning pages? (Have you used them yet to think about creative luxury for yourself?) How was the experience for you?

2. Exercise 2, Artist Date:

   • [ ] [Enter Date Here]

   Details of Date:

   Have you had the experience of hearing answers during this leisure time?

   What did you do for your date?

   How did it feel?

   Have you taken an artist date yet that really felt adventurous?

3. Exercise 3: Did you experience any synchronicity this week? What was it?

4. Exercise 4: Were there any other issues this week that you consider significant for your recovery? Describe them.”

5. Exercise 5, Jealousy Map: Your jealousy map will have three columns. In the first column, name those whom you are jealous of. Next to each name write why. Be as specific and accurate as you can. In the third column, list one action you can take to move toward creative risk and out of jealousy.

Who

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Why

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Action / Antidote

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1. Exercise 6, Archaeology:

Complete these phrases.

1. As a kid, I missed the chance to ________________.
2. As a kid, I lacked ____________________________.
3. As a kid, I could have used ____________________.
4. As a kid, I dreamed of being ___________________.
5. Asa kid, I wanted a __________________________.