When Was The Last Time You Got Focused On Just One Creative Project, And Happily Saw It Through To Completion?

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From: Dan Goodwin, Creativity Coach - CoachCreative.com, ABigCreativeYes.com

Dear Fellow Artist,

How often do you become fully focused and absorbed in a creative project, and bring your best ideas to completion without distraction?

Do you remember, once upon time, how that felt?

How freely and effortlessly you created?

How you lost track of time and place you were so happily lost in creating?

How passionate and motivated you were?

How much you believed in what you were creating, and how proud you were when you'd finished?

Maybe it was months, or even years ago?

Maybe you can't EVER remember a time like this...

We all have many reasons for not being able to get focused on just one idea, and they all seem valid and real.

Which of these do you recognise?

• I find it impossible to pick just one idea when so many are vying for my attention.


• I'm scared of even starting a new project because I've become a serial non-finisher, and I can't bear that feeling of failure yet again.


• I always seem to get distracted by other stuff like checking my email or reorganising my art supplies and before I realise it, hours have gone by with nothing to show for it. Again.


• I'm worried about choosing the wrong creative idea or project and wasting valuable creating time.


• I don't feel I know which projects and ideas are most important, how can we possibly tell?


• I can't bear to think of working on just one project, I'd get so bored, I need variety and a range of stimulation.


• I've become so used to flitting between half a dozen different projects, I can't even remember how it feels to get focused on just one.

Which of these are sounding most familiar to you?

What about these:

• The stack of unfinished "works in progress" that I know I'll never return to make me feel useless and worthless as an artist.


• However much I try to focus on one project, there always seems to be some other shiny new project or idea appearing on the horizon that seems more exciting and more important.


• I always seem to sabotage myself before I get anywhere significant with any of my ideas.


• I take so much time trying to pick the perfect project that by the time I have chosen something, I'm exhausted and haven't the motivation to actually start creating.


• I'm always checking the clock, wondering how much time I have left, which makes me so anxious I never settle into any creative groove or flow.


• I don't feel any of my artwork or what I create is that important, so I don't make it much of a priority in my life.


• Even if I do get started on one project, my head is so full and chaotic with other ideas, I just can't seem to concentrate and get focused.

In today's hectic and hyper connected times, getting beyond all these reasons and distractions feels harder than ever.

You're not alone in feeling SO frustrated about not being able to focus on just one idea for long enough to create anything - something - meaningful or worthwhile.

The trouble is, every time you try to start something new, thinking "This is the idea I'm going to finally really give my full focus to", it ends in another aborted project, and another major blow to your already paper thin confidence.

Even though there's a part of you desperate to create, you just can't see how you're ever going to be able to get focused enough to make your time and effort worthwhile. So you don't even bother starting.

How many of those reasons listed above are ones that stop YOU from getting focused and creating more?

Any one of them would be bad enough. But they come in combination, a devestating combination that sucks your motivation into a bottomless void. One you feel you'll never crawl out from.

Even worse than that, the problem is much bigger than you just not being able to getting focused every now and then.

If you don't create regularly, you never allow yourself to get into any kind of creative flow or rhythm. The less you create, the harder it becomes to create.

This vicious circle of frustration continues until you give up on creating altogether, it's just too much of a struggle.

If you don't finish at least some of your projects, if you don't see at least a few of your ideas through to completion, you feel more dejected and worthless than ever.

There is hope though, however hard you find it to get focused.

In my work as a Creativity Coach, struggling to get focused is one of the biggest issues that people come to me with.

In fact in the last six months or so, it's been THE biggest single issue, one that's come up time and time again, and led to those same reasons and feelings we spoke of above that you've been feeling and struggling with too.

Which is why I wrote this new book:

How To Get Focused And Create What Matters

A Practical Guide for Choosing Your Best Ideas
and Bringing Them To Completion

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Rather than spluttering and stalling like a tired old automobile that should've been sent to the scrapyard years ago, you'll be hitting the open road with the sun on your face and the wind in your hair, creatively cruising for the first time in longer than you can remember.

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• Why you've been trying to run a crazy hotel of eternally dissatisfied guests in your head, and how to turn it instead into a beautiful, cosy cottage where everyone adores you.


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• Why you don't need to create every project perfectly, and how liberating that realisation is.


• Why every project you begin - how ever far you get with it - will inspire you and lead you to becoming a better artist.


• How to stop worrying about what people will think of your art and create without needing to fit in with other people's expectations that just aren't right for you.


• How to say no to your ideas, (and how to know which ones to turn away).


• Why the size of your projects matters, and how to pick the right size at the right time.

You'll also discover:

• The truth you're rarely (if ever) told about how many of your projects you should be able to finish.


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• Why expectation kills your ability to enjoy creating, and how to turn that around.


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• Why you're being so unfair to yourself and your ideas and sabotaging any hope of being satisfied, and how to stop.


• How to tackle the issue of being bored with just one project in progress.


• Why what you create - and how you create - is more inspiring to others than you will ever know.


• How to create in the moment and experience your creativity more vividly than ever before.


• The incredibly simple tool that can be the centre of your new life of focused creating.

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If you have any questions, don't hesitate to drop me an email and I'll get back to you right away:

Thanks for reading,

Best wishes and happy creating!

Dan Goodwin

Creativity Coach
CoachCreative.com
ABigCreativeYes.com