The War of Art: Winning the Inner Creative Battle
Steven Pressfield
Ready to delve into the fascinating world of creativity, professionalism, and the unseen forces that influence them? Ever wondered how great personalities like Tiger Woods, Somerset Maugham or Van Gogh mastered their craft? Eager to learn about the ancient concept of Muses and how they intersect with modern day professionalism? Intrigued by the invisible yet powerful force of Resistance and how you can turn it into your advantage? Let's explore these compelling concepts together.
Ready to delve into the fascinating world of creativity, professionalism, and the unseen forces that influence them? Ever wondered how great personalities like Tiger Woods, Somerset Maugham or Van Gogh mastered their craft? Eager to learn about the ancient concept of Muses and how they intersect with modern day professionalism? Intrigued by the invisible yet powerful force of Resistance and how you can turn it into your advantage? Let's explore these compelling concepts together.
About Author
Steven Pressfield is a renowned author and screenwriter, best known for his work in the realms of historical fiction and non-fiction. Born on September 1943, Pressfield's literary career gained significant attention with his book "The Legend of Bagger Vance," which was later adapted into a film. However, it is his 2002 book "The War of Art: Winning the Inner Creative Battle" that has cemented his reputation among writers and artists. In this influential work, Pressfield addresses the challenges of resistance faced by creatives and provides guidance on overcoming obstacles to unlock one's artistic potential. His insightful approach has made "The War of Art" a cherished resource for individuals seeking to conquer their creative struggles.