Creating Time Using Creativity to Reinvent the Clock and Reclaim Your Life

by Makridakis, Marney K.

• ISBN13: 9781608681112
• ISBN10: 1608681114
• Edition: Original
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2012-04-17
• Publisher: New World Library

Summary

There's never enough time. "I don't know where the time went." We've all had these thoughts, and we hear them from our friends and colleagues everyday. Time is one of the biggest things that grown-ups complain about. If you pay attention to the conversations all around you, it's startling how often the subject of time comes up. For most people, time is the biggest challenge in fulfilling their creative potential to follow their dreams. Yet why do some people manage to fit it all in, pursuing hobbies, new careers, social outings, great vacations, and still never seem overwhelmed? Innovative workshop leader and online star Marney Makridakis shows readers how they, too, can fit it all in in her first book. We all think about and talk about time a lot, but do we really know what it means? Is time a dimension of the universe presenting itself as a thing or quality? Or is time a product of our consciousness that is merely a sensation? Is time objective or subjective, or is it both? Marney has found that when you feel like we don't "have time", you must CREATE time-a NEW kind of time that truly supports you and your highest vision of your life. The creative metamorphosis presented in Creating Time will guide readers to unique ways to rediscover time, to feel it, perceive it, experience it, and step into it in entirely new ways. This book will give readers the tools to pause our rushing mind for a moment to connect with the intricate and fanciful artistic experience of life we create each and every day.

Author Biography

Marney K. Makridakis is the founder of the Artella online community for creators of all kinds and the print magazine Artella. A popular speaker and workshop leader, she created the Complete Idealist series in response to the "Complete Idiot" concept. She lives in Dallas.