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February 19th, 2009
Eat. Pray. Love. Create.
© 2012 Christine Kane, Inc. All rights reserved. | Policies
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Isn’t she amazing? Love this talk!
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This was brilliant! Thank you for sharing.
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Wow – that was wonderful. Really struck a cord for me – thanks so much for sharing!
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This is so amazing! I will listen to this multiple times. Love it! Thanks so much for sharing this. And it mirrors so much of what you’ve taught me (all of us) about creativity. And life.
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Thank you, thank you, Christine.
Every time I’ve heard her speak I am struck by how amazingly brilliant she is while remaining so open and so human. How wonderful to hear that wisdom so beautifully applied to the artistic process. I could not agree with her more. What a gift to my day!
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This is the most amazing podcast. I’ve listened to it over and over again. Absolutely inspiring. Thanks for sharing…
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I had to post this on my Facebook page and blog immediately. I had the wonderful opportunity of seeing her speak in Seattle last week. She’s so fantastic, intelligent, witty, engaging…I could go on and on.
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Wow, incredibly inspiring. I am so glad you posted this. What a wonderful break to my own writing. Always a joy to see what you have to share with us, Christine! Looking forward to the call next week.
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Thanks, Christine! I have seen TED presentations before, but haven’t kept up my viewing. This one was *so* great; I have just sent the link off to the members of my art quilting group. She described my inner feelings and (often) outer persona so accurately. Amazing!
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Few thought for people who enjoyed her TED talk:
- Read/Listen her book, (I’m currently listening it while power-walking in the evening) it is AMAZING!
- Read “The War of Art” by Steven Pressfield and you will understand why the amazing thing she created could be available to you too, if you want it.
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Amazing… Thanks for posting this.
Now I know that it isn’t me that I’m talking to when things aren’t going well…I’m off the hook!
And it isn’t me when things go splendidly. Liberating mindshift!
Moving her book up on my have to read list.
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Christine… how can I ever thank you enough for sharing this?!?!?! Words cannot express my joy at this moment… feel so light.. as if someone has just offered to take the big burden off my shoulder… wait it a minute! is it the Divine one?!?!
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Ole!
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Oh, that was awesome. I’m gonna have to watch it at least once more to get all of it. Thanks, Christine!
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Simply stupendous.
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Perfect timing.
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Wow. This is amazing. Found this just after finishing my 2oth song this month… (I’m shooting for twenty-eight) but more importantly I’ve been looking for a way to explain the creative process the way Elizabeth explains it for a long while. This is amazing. Concise, funny, real.
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cried twice. emailed to many. thanks for posting this Christine.
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thank you to you, Christine for sharing that, and thank you to Elizabeth for her wise and wonderful words…and thank you to the gods of techonology that allow a woman in auckland, nz to be able to listen such beautiful inspiration at 11am on a sunny monday morning. ole!
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An incredible and important message. Thank you for this, Christine! And Ole’ to you
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I wish David Foster Wallace could have heard this …
Wonderful.
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Ahhh…..and Ole’ to Elizabeth Gilbert and to you, Christine!!
So valuable to remind us where creativity lives, presented in such a beautiful, funny, humble presentation by one of our great teachers on this journey.
Blessings to you both.
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