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Letter To My Imagination
Letter To My Imagination
Letter To My Imagination
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This book is for anyone who has lost touch with their art.

If you are a creator who has experienced rejection, this is more than just a book to overcome creative blocks and find your flow again. This is a book that will help you understand what you’re feeling in the first place: why you don’t feel confident in your creativity, and why it’s so hard to overcome fear, discouragement, and fear of failure.

Each poem is intended to act as a “creativity meditation,” encouraging the reader to connect with the feelings that are holding them back, so they can acknowledge them, forgive them, and move beyond them. Whether you are a writer who has stopped writing, a painter who has stopped painting, a musician who has stopped playing, or if you’re someone who has stopped any and all creative self-expression, “Letter To My Imagination” is a reminder of how important it is to keep that connection alive within yourself—and the pain that happens when you don’t.

By Nicolas Cole, the #1 personal development writer on the internet with more than 75,000,000 views, this book is part poetry, part meditation guidebook, and part memoir about what it means to stay true to your most creative self.

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PublisherNicolas Cole
Release dateMar 12, 2020
ISBN9780998203461
Letter To My Imagination
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Nicolas Cole

Nicolas Cole is an author, founder, and viral writer best known for his conversational style of telling stories.He has accumulated more than 100 million views on his writing to date.Cole rose to internet stardom in 2015 when he became the #1 most-read writer on Quora, accumulating tens of millions of views on his viral articles about personal development, and how to remain in a constant state of learning about oneself. His work began being republished in TIME, Forbes, Fortune, Business Insider, CNBC, The Chicago Tribune, and many more of the internet's most popular publications.In 2016, Cole then became one of Inc Magazine's Top 10 contributing writers, accumulating millions of views on his business & creativity column, and in 2017 he founded a ghostwriting and thought leadership agency called Digital Press, writing on behalf of more than 300 different Silicon Valley founders, company executives, venture capitalists, Grammy-winning musicians, Olympians, NYT best-selling authors, international public speakers, and more.Today, in addition to regularly authoring new books and articles online, Cole also publishes a weekly paid newsletter, called "How I Wrote This," sharing insight about both the art and business of becoming a writer in the digital age.You can subscribe here: https://howiwrotethis.substack.com/He currently lives in Los Angeles, but will forever be from Chicago.

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    Letter To My Imagination - Nicolas Cole

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    Letter To My

    Imagination

    212 Short Meditations
    To Help You Overcome Rejection,
    Discouragement, and Fear of Failure—
    And Start Being More Creative

    Nicolas Cole

    Letter To My Imagination

    Copyright © 2020 Nicolas Cole

    ISBN: 978-0-9982034-5-4

    All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise without prior written permission from the authors.

    Published by Nicolas Cole

    www.nicolascole.com

    This book

    is dedicated to

    the wounded

    inner child.

    Nicolas Cole is an author, and the #1 personal development writer on the internet with more than 75,000,000 views on his work.

    Cole rose to internet stardom in 2015 when he became the #1 most-read writer on Quora, accumulating tens of millions of views on his viral articles, and his work being republished in TIME, Forbes, Fortune, Business Insider, CNBC, The Chicago Tribune, and more. In 2016, Cole became one of Inc Magazine’s Top 10 contributing writers, accumulating millions of views on his business & creativity column, and in 2017 he founded a ghostwriting and thought leadership agency called Digital Press, for Fortune 500 executives, Silicon Valley founders, venture capitalists, Grammy-winning musicians, Olympians, NYT best-selling authors, international public speakers, and more.

    Cole has written three books: Confessions of a Teenage Gamer, a memoir about his high school years as one of the highest-

    ranked World of Warcraft players in North America (while undiagnosed with Celiac Disease); Slow Down, Wake Up: 150 Short Meditations For A More Present Life; and Letter To My Imagination.

    He lives in Los Angeles, but will forever be from Chicago. For more information, please visit www.nicolascole.com

    Dear Imagination,

    I’m sorry.

    I’ve had a tough time hearing you—because I ran away.

    The last time we hung out, we got in a lot of trouble. Good trouble, the kind I don’t regret, but trouble still and I don’t like being punished. It makes me feel wrong, like I’m not good enough and never will be.

    I hope you can understand.

    I’m writing to say I miss you though. You’re my very best friend. And since you’ve been away—since I’ve—been away—things haven’t been the same. Life feels like a rusty set of gears: all oil, no color.

    How have things been for you?

    I have a few ideas I haven’t shared with anyone and I think you might like them. If you want to hang out again, that is. I promise I won’t run away this time. (I’ve grown a lot since our last adventure.)

    Anyways, let me know.

    Cole

    (Imagination writes back…)

    What are you thinking?

    1. What’s The Point ?

    Whenever I’ve tried to write

    in the past two years (SAD!),

    I’ve stopped at the question,

    What’s the point?

    I used to know.

    The kid in me was

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