The Artist’s Way — A creative Journey Back to Myself

3 months ago I finished a journey that moved me deeply.

It wasn’t just a book.

It was a commitment.

To myself. To my inner child. To my silenced creativity.

To the woman in me who wants to create without asking for permission.

The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron became more than a guide — it became a space of re-connection.
Not only to my creativity, but to my feminine energy.

To softness, to intuition, to cycles, to the sacred practice of showing up every day — with or without applause.

Morning Pages taught me to write without judgment.
Artist Dates reminded me that I can play, just for me.

And week after week, I began to reclaim something precious:
The right to be creative without shame.
The joy of doing without performing.
The power of listening to my inner voice in a world full of noise.

This journey It’s about daring to take up space.
To create without shrinking.
To say “I am an artist”.
It’s about healing the creative wounds.

So thank you, #JuliaCameron , for this loving framework. For this lifechanging book.

And thank you, #me, for saying yes.For showing up.For choosing softness, every day.

And for remembering that creating is not a luxury. It’s a brave and feminist act too.

I truly encourage #you to make this commitment with you, with your inner soul, with your forgotten creative self . It will demand an average of one hour per day, but it will be lifechanging. #TheArtistsWay.

Thank you Eva de Lera for opening my curiosity about this book 20 years ago… and Clara Montes for reminding me about this work a few months ago. You both were the way to my #artistsway.