Prioritize Play : Express Your Creativity, Boost Your Confidence, and Foster Deeper Connection

For fans of Steal Like an Artist and Wreck This Journal, co-host of the Chaotic Creatives podcast and play expert, Rachael Renae makes the claim that prioritizing play is more important to our well-being and general fulfillment than productivity or career titles and should be prioritized as readily as getting groceries, paying your mortgage, or getting your work done, offering readers a path to discovering their own form of creative expression that fosters joy and connection. You are creative! Yes you! Despite what society, friends, family, and social media might tell you, you don't need to be interested in or practice the "classic creative outlets" like art, music, or writing to find creative expression. And if you are interested in those outlets, you don't need to pursue them as a career to live a fuller life. The key to cultivating the kind of big, juicy life that sparks joy, connection and fulfillment isn't by focusing on being "creative," it's by prioritizing play. In Prioritize Play, host of the Chaotic Creatives podcast and play expert, Rachael Renae, reveals that play is more important to our wellbeing than productivity or career titles and should be prioritized as readily as getting groceries, paying your rent, or getting your work done. When we're connected to play, we become more curious, open-minded and patient with ourselves and others and are better equipped to find our perfect people and express our most authentic selves. Within these pages are: - Mindset shifts you can use today to start seeing play in the everyday - Strategies to turn play into a regular practice - Guidance on releasing expectations on your creativity, and - Lessons in becoming your own hype pal. Through some introspection and fun activities, you'll see that play is the solution toward overcoming our creative blocks, caring less about what people think of us, and showing ourselves that we do deserve to prioritize our creative ideas...whatever they are. Even when they don't make mone