The Creative Wild: Get Unstuck, Create More Adventurously (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781735118840)

The Creative Wild: Get Unstuck, Create More Adventurously reveals a way of creating-and living-in a more adventurous manner, even if you don't think of yourself as adventurous or creative. It's about seeing each creative challenge from a perspective of grace, hope, and possibility rather than frustration or insecurity. It reveals the surprising ways that your faith in Jesus can enhance your creativity and vice versa, guiding you to create with the freedom and joy that you may have only dreamed of. You'll discover how "stuckness" isn't your enemy but a gateway to something deeper and that creativity isn't just for the "creative types"; it's an essential part of who you are, designed by a Creator who made you in His image.

You'll also find a collection of inspiring yet practical Adventurous Creative Tools that can help any curious and imaginative person-artists, entrepreneurs, teachers, pastors, performers or even those who question their creative abilities-to bring something new, beautiful, or useful into the world. This is a guide-and a fresh breeze of permission, support and inspiration-for anyone who's sensed how much working with their hands feeds their souls and has felt the urge to do something more with their life but didn't know where to start or how to keep going. It's about reclaiming the fearless act of creation that's been within you all along, leading you to make something meaningful and lasting in every area of your life.

The Creative Wild can help:

• People Feeling Stuck or Unfulfilled: Anyone who senses a longing to do more with their lives but feels stuck, uncertain, or disconnected from their creative selves.
• Professionals and Entrepreneurs: People in business who seek, for themselves and their teams, to increase their personal and professional creativity.
• Faith-Based Artists, Musicians, and Creators: Professional artists looking to deepen their connection between their faith and their creativity.
• Aspiring Creators and Innovators: People who don't label themselves as "creative" or "artist" but who seek a faith-centered approach to unlocking their potential.
• Church and Ministry Leaders: Pastors, ministry leaders, and members interested in exploring how creativity can play a more significant role in their churches.
• Individuals Exploring the Intersection of Faith and Science: Readers who seek to understand the latest neuroscientific research on creativity from a faith perspective.
• Christian Self-Improvement and Personal Growth Enthusiasts: Those who desire a Christian guide on how to live a more adventurous, creative life.