Let Me Out
Unlock Your Creative Mind and Bring Your Ideas to Life
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- ¥1,100
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- ¥1,100
発行者による作品情報
From award-winning musician turned communications expert Peter Himmelman, science-based techniques and simple exercises to get unstuck and unlock your creative potential.
Do you want to stop procrastinating? Would you love to be more creative? Is there an idea you’ve dreamt of making a reality? Whether it's learning ragtime piano, losing 30 pounds, or starting an organic jellybean company, Himmelman's unique, inspiring methods will give you the tools and confidence you need to harness your fear and take steps to make your goals a reality.
Using practices mined from his years as a successful musician, Himmelman shows you how to open your mind and unite left AND right-brained thinking through powerful and deceptively easy exercises that will enable you to:
-Create more fearlessly, whether it's an ad campaign, a song, or a new business
-Communicate more effectively
-Finish projects that have stayed in the "bits and pieces" phase forever
-Make your ideas take shape in the real world
The perfect tool for anyone in a mental rut, Let Me Out will force you to stop listening to the negative thoughts that hold you back and achieve the professional and personal success you deserve.
*SILVER WINNER OF 2016 NAUTILUS AWARD in Inner Prosperty/Right Livelihood*
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
In this inspiring debut, songwriter Himmelman, founder of the training company Big Muse, shares his story of how he was forced to recreate and rebrand himself when online piracy made it impossible for him to earn money from his music. In a highly conversational style, Himmelman strives to help readers pluck their dreams from their heads and make them a reality with a three-point strategy: break down your plan for realizing your ambitions into small, feasible sections; act on your plan immediately; and decide whether your goal is something you really want for yourself, not just for others. Showcasing his own creativity, the author has concocted a host of terms, such as "Milky Way moment" and "brain bottle opener," to make his points. At times, the book reads like a memoir, as Himmelman shares numerous stories about his life and career, emphasizing the events that taught him to think differently. Any book aiming to spark imagination can be judged by its suggested mental exercises, and this book is chock-full of these, though they are only modestly interesting. However, for those seeking inventive ways to awaken their own sleeping muses, this book delivers as promised.
