First published 1998
Julia, a burned-out graphic designer, stumbles upon a life-changing program that reawakens her artistic passion. As she navigates the challenges of her corporate job and personal relationships, she discovers that embracing her creative self can unlock a new path forward. With the guidance of a wise mentor, Julia learns to balance the demands of work and her inner artist, ultimately finding the courage to take a leap of faith and pursue her dream project. "The Artist's Way at Work" is a transformative journey of self-discovery, where the lines between vocation and inspiration blur, reminding us that the key to fulfillment often lies in reclaiming our creative spark.
Genres: fiction, art, contemporary, personal-development
Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: found-family, second-chance
224 pages · Hardcover · William Morrow