What keeping a nature journal has taught me about perfectionism and being a ‘bad artist’.

Welcome back to 🌿🌙 THE EARTHY WRITER: My Rewilding Year 🐝✨

This is episode 13, where I explore the transformative power of keeping a nature journal and how it taught me valuable lessons about perfectionism, creativity, and my personal connection to the natural world right outside my doorstep.

In this Rewilding Episode, you'll discover:

• The importance of embracing imperfection in creative pursuits
• How nature journaling can deepen your connection with the environment
• Overcoming the fear of being a "bad artist" and the joy of creating for yourself
• The unexpected benefits of documenting your observations and experiences in nature
• Practical tips for starting and maintaining your own nature journal
• Insights on the rewilding journey and finding your place in the world

About your host:

Hi 👋, I’m Gisele Stein. I’m a novelist and a nature-lover, writing magical women’s fiction from my cosy cabin on Wadandi Boodja in Western Australia.

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