The Writing Diet: Write Yourself Right-Size
by:
Julia Cameron (author)
Julia Cameron, author of The Artist's Way, offers a revolutionary diet plan: Use writing to take off the pounds! Over the course of the past twenty-five years, Julia Cameron has taught thousands of artists and aspiring artists how to unblock wellsprings of creativity. And time and again she has...
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Julia Cameron, author of The Artist's Way, offers a revolutionary diet plan: Use writing to take off the pounds! Over the course of the past twenty-five years, Julia Cameron has taught thousands of artists and aspiring artists how to unblock wellsprings of creativity. And time and again she has noticed an interesting thing: Often when her students uncover their creative selves they also undergo a surprising physical transformation— invigorated by their work, they slim down. In The Writing Diet, Cameron illuminates the relationship between creativity and eating to reveal a crucial equation: Creativity can block overeating. This inspiring weight-loss program directs readers to count words instead of calories, to substitute their writing’s “food for thought” for actual food. The Writing Diet presents a brilliant plan for using one of the soul’s deepest and most abiding appetites—the desire to be creative—to lose weight and keep it off forever.
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9781585426980 (1585426989)
ASIN: 1585426989
Publish date: December 26th 2008
Publisher: Tarcher
Pages no: 256
Edition language: English
There is a lot of good advice in here, and I really appreciated the gentle approach to weight loss. This is about changing your relationship with food, and ultimately yourself. This isn't a crash diet to make you super thin super fast. This is more about finding perspective and balance. As a newbie ...
I have to confess I only picked up this book so I could shiver gleefully at the horrifying way Julia Cameron has continued to shill her particular brand of writing how-to. As I ended up having to admit mid-read, this book isn't nearly as hideous as I had anticipated -- and it might, for some, even ...
I just read the first part, the tools (and skipped the essays). Tool 1; morning pages. Just write in a notebook every morning. Tool 2: the eating journal. Write down everything you eat in a journal. Tool 3: Walk as much as you can.Tool 4: The 4 questions: 1) Am I hungry? 2) Is this what I feel like ...