Disentangling Genius
Unravel the Seven Knots of Frustration so you can Align Desire with Creative Expression
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MAKE FRIENDS WITH FRUSTRATION BY DISENTANGLING YOUR GENIUS WITHIN Did you ever awake to realize you're frustrated or confused? Your desires tangled and choked? Could you use help finding specific fulfilment? You can find your true self, your "genius" within and start to live the life that was always intended. Engaging with this book is both a brave and creative act. Prepare to be untangled. You'll be taken into the imaginary studio of your mind to meet, master and unravel the Seven Knots of Frustration. This is your seven step guide to aligning desire with expression. You'll escape personal frustration through contemplative reflections, coaching prompts and strategic questions. Author, coach and fellow creative, Gill Scott has laid a trail of hope for those who feel utterly constrained. With an imaginative style, she weaves philosophical comment and a fantasy treatment of historical and contemporary genius characters who have already become untangled. Colorful in imagery, richly inspiring and entirely practical in her approach, Gill is gifted at guiding the frustrated creative. You'll soon discover the truth-you are a masterpiece waiting to be revealed. Unravel the Seven Knots of Frustration and Align Desire with Creative Expression. FOREWORD By Kary Oberbrunner "You'll see in the pages that follow the proof of (Gill's) pilgrimage. You'll encounter a brilliant plan laid out for all the geniuses in the room. And in case you're wondering about the intelligent person I'm referring to-that would be you". Endorsement "Disentangling Genius delves into the human condition in a uniquely profound way. Gill Scott reveals our behavioural patterns and then offers practical solutions to aid in our transformation". -Dave Gilpin, Founder and Senior Pastor of Hope City Church, UK
Gill Scott
Gerry Mooney is Senior Lecturer in Social Policy and Criminology in the Faculty of Social Sciences, The Open University in Scotland. He has written widely on issues relating to social policy and urban studies. Together with Gill Scott, he is editor of Exploring Social Policy in the 'New' Scotland, Policy Press, 2005. Gill Scott is Emeritus Professor of Social Justice at Glasgow Caledonian University. She has extensively researched and written on many key areas of social policy making in the Scottish and European contexts.
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