Mind-Life Transformation
ErinGocinski
Mindfulness Coach and Consultant
Why Wait? Create!
This page offers companion meditations for my published book 'Why Wait? Create!' Enjoy free access to the meditations designed to complement each chapter's content. To explore further, you can find the book available for purchase on Amazon.
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Why Wait? Create! offers artists a practical guide, using mindfulness and meditation to fuel their creative journey, blending meditation, creative practices, and reflection. Each chapter acts as a pathway to self-discovery, reigniting your passion, and overcoming creative blocks. Readers will deepen their ability to focus, open to creative insight, release the grasp of the inner critic, and let go of creative hurdles.
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Why Wait? Create!
A visual Artist’s guide to using mindfulness and meditation to enhance their creative journey.
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Cloud Painting
Art Tutorial
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
If the doors of perception were cleansed everything would appear to man as it is, infinite.
—William Blake
