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Big Magic Book Review

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Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert was such a great book, its a self help book that makes you really branch out from your comfort zone. This book was so rewarding to me, it really made me branch out and find things that i love to do and just to create with no boundary and to create with no fear as well. It's scary to want to do something creative on your own, doing the short story was scary to me because i was afraid of possibly the judgements that could be made from it but this book is more than a book to me to be honest, it's been a life lesson and a quote to live by, just create to create and don't be afraid to do anything that you really aspire to do. It's a hard process to go through, wanting to create something without constant questions or fears related to it, but you have to at some point live freely and live with love, and for me that's been the hardest thing of all because i carry so much weight on myself because of my anxiety so i end up doubting a lot of the skills that i have but reading this book just really helped me get rid of those menacing thoughts and it let me hone in on projects that i see myself enjoying and actually taking pride in. I recommend this book to anyone who really wants to live a more freeing life, especially if anyone is in a slump right now, i think this book is very inspiring and motivating.

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