post-intermediate reading

Welcome reader This blog is still discussing the book "the power of creativity". This time I will review chapter five to the end. Happy reading 5. Find creative master When you face a problem that may not be understood by others, keep calm and believe that you are able to overcome the problem. According to the author we should look for a great mentor who can understand your shortcomings and can help you overcome areas where you need help. You will become accomplished and creative if you have a mentor to guide you. A great mentor will help you connect ideas in exciting ways, think on higher level and achieve your creative goals faster. Therefore, when you become more skilled at your craft, start questioning some of your mentor’s ideas and teachings. They might not like this push-back, and many mentor/student relationships end acrimoniously. However, if you go into this type of relationship with your eyes open, you will be prepared for the inevitable end of the me

Okay readers this is the next review of book “the power of creativity”. Chapter 3: TRACE YOUR CREATIVE ROOTS In this section the author invites readers to spend our lives on thousands of valuable creative endeavors. He also invited us to immediately find our passion in art, because if we don't know where we are going, life today will sweep away like an object floating on a river. In this chapter there are also several small titles, namely: Your Guiding purpose Here the author tells of his experience, when moving jobs and even being unemployed, because he was confused what to do while he was writing his passion. At that time he thought that if he liked writing meant he had to become a journalist again while he didn't like the job. While searching for her identity, he saw people enjoying themselves with their work despite being in a state of crisis. But from there he realized that "creativity doesn't just appear at will. It takes months and years of hard and pur

Title       : The Power of Creativity Author:   Bryan Collins Page      : 136 Synopsis  This book is for new writers, musicians, filmmaker, artist and anyone who has ever asked questions like “how can I get become more creative?” or, “how can I get more ideas?” or “how can I focus on my thoughts and just let them flow?” . If you’ve ever struggled with a problem or challenge in your personal or professional life and thought, “I can’t do this, I’m not creative enough”, this book will help you. Now I would like to review the first chapter and the second one. 1.        The mirror The first part of the book, author shows the reader to dare to fight his fear, change his habits into more creative activities then start dreaming and make it happen. The author conveys the idea through telling the story when he was small and the ways he did in reaching his dream. For several years he only read book about getting more done, coming up with ideas, unlocking fresh thi

Title            : MIDDLE SCHOOL : get me out of here ! Author      :   James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts Illustrator: Laura Park Pages        : 272 Genre          : juvenile fiction, lifestyles, school & education, social themes, adolescence SYNOPSIS After sixth grade, the very worst year of his life, Rafe Khatchadorian thinks he has it made in seventh grade. Rafe relates his adventures during the seventh grade. When his mother loses her job, the family is forced to move into the city with grandma. Her house is tiny and crowded, and she keeps calling Rafe by the wrong name. Rafe is accepted into the prestigious Cathedral School of the Arts, and he makes his first "real, live human friend" since starting middle school. He's been imagines a math-and-history-free fun zone. Wrong! It's more competitive than Rafe ever expected, and to score big in class, he needs to find a way to turn his boring life into the inspiration for a work