24 Incredibly Awesome Notebooks You’ll Want To Write In

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1. Places to go-Food to eat-Hearts to fill with joy
2. Things to buy-TV to watch-Recipes to try-Books to read
3. Hopeless daydreams & impossible crushes
4.Top secret plans & super sneaky schemes
5. Deep thoughts about the universe & love poems about my cat
6. Lies I've told & promises I've broken
7. Polysyllabic words to memorise and casually work into conversations
8. Lacuna Inc. Make new memories
9. Every single thing going through my mind in list form
10. Occasional mean thoughts about people I love
11. Reluctant nice thoughts about people I hate
12. Sketches doodles & scribbles

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A book for people who hate the very idea of self-promotion, Show Your Work! is the followup to my New York Times bestselling guide to creativity, Steal Like An Artist. If Steal was a book about stealing influence from others, Show is about influencing others by letting them steal from you.
In ten tight chapters, I lay out ways to think about your work as a never-ending process, how to build an audience by sharing that process, and how to deal with the ups and downs of putting yourself and your work out in the world:
  1. You don’t have to be a genius.
  2. Think process, not product.
  3. Share something small every day.
  4. Open up your cabinet of curiosities.
  5. Tell good stories.
  6. Teach what you know.
  7. Don’t turn into human spam.
  8. Learn to take a punch.
  9. Sell out.
  10. Stick around.
This book is not just for “creatives”! Whether you’re an artist or an entrepreneur, a student or a teacher, a hobbyist or a professional, it’s time to stop worrying and start sharing

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