Cheat Sheetzzz is a guided journal for jumpstarting a blocked creative. From a creative professional to a dabbler, everyone has burnout or gets stuck. Currently, they can do what journals already say: go outside, do something new, talk to other creatives, just start. Then it's "I'm outside. Now what?" "Okay, I tried a new thing and talked to other creatives. What did that do?" All the weight is still on the blocked user to desperately try to make each suggested experience relevant. Cheat Sheetzzz gives the opposite. Instead of vague grayness, these are pages of specific ideas to build on. While the journal will have recurring themes, the reader will not be forced into a box as other self-help guided journals often do. They won't have to write out what they learned, how they feel, or come up with affirmations just to fill in some lines. This book will challenge the reader to take targeted action by using the page that feels right to them and at the end of each page, no matter what, they will have created something.

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