CREATE REPEAT: 365 Days of Getting Inspired, Beating the Imposter Syndrome and Unlocking the FlowCreate.Repeat is your daily invitation to get unstuck, reignite your creative fire, and remember why you started in the first place.From the mountain-top highs of breakthrough ideas to the soul-crushing lows of creative blocks, the creative process is an emotional rollercoaster. But with this carefully curated companion as your roadmap, you'll navigate those twists and turns with grit, confidence, and the kind of commitment that transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary, bringing the best out of your craft.Packed with thought-provoking essays, reflective prompts, and practical exercises, CREATE REPEAT is your ticket to:Crush creative ruts and consistently produce your best workSilence your inner critic and embrace your authentic voiceUnlock the elusive “flow state” for your most inspired work and productivityBecause creativity isn’t a destination. It’s a practice.Create. Repeat. It’s as simple as that.
Format: Hardback
CONTRIBUTORS: Zack Evans
EAN: 9780241737781
COUNTRY: United Kingdom
PAGES: 384
WEIGHT: 750 g
HEIGHT: 220 mm
PUBLISHED BY: Penguin Books Ltd
DATE PUBLISHED: 2025-11-27
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GENRE: SELF-HELP / General
WIDTH: 156 mm
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Book Themes:
Self-help, personal development and practical advice
Zack Evans (Author) Zack Evans is a writer, creative director, and self-described recovering content creator who’s on a mission to help artists reconnect with their work and with themselves. He came up during the wild heyday of BuzzFeed, producing hundreds of viral videos that reached millions and is now cofounder of Create. Repeat: part newsletter, part podcast and part creative studio.Morgan Evans (Author) Morgan Evans is a writer, content producer, co-founder of Create.Repeat and the founder of Season of Sunday, a mental health clothing brand featured on The Today Show and embraced by artists, creators, and celebrities alike. She’s also the voice behind the Substack Is Anyone Else Spiraling?, where she writes personal essays about mental health, female friendship, creativity, and the hard work of learning to move through the spiral. They live in Los Angeles.