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It's Black "Friday" Time.

Hey Reader

You know me—I’m all about helping you create, stay inspired, and keep showing up for your creativity. Today, though, I’m taking a little detour. I want to share something of my own with you. Because I'm not just a communicator and creative coach, I'm also a creator.

Over the years, I’ve poured my heart into creating vibrant art, meaningful books, and tools to inspire others like you. And as someone who’s been part of this Daily Creative Habit community, you’ve already been a big part of what keeps me going.

This Black Friday, I wanted to offer something special just for you.

Let's start with this:

🌟 Lifetime Discount on the Daily Creative Habit Membership! 🌟 Normally $47, but now only $27!

This offer is my way of saying thank you for being here and investing in your own creativity. The sale will only last for 3 days, so don’t miss your chance to join a like-minded community of creatives. Use the link below to get your lifetime discount!

$47.00 / month

$27.00 / month

Daily Creative Habit Membership

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And if you're looking for some great gift options here are some of my art and books:

📚 Explore my Books:

Make Fun a Habit: The Creative PLAYbook for Making Life and Work Fun Again – Rediscover the joy of creativity and learn how to integrate fun into your daily routine, both at work and in life. https://amzn.to/3sIFD1l

The Daily Creative Habit Journal – This interactive journal is your companion for nurturing creativity every day, filled with prompts and exercises to spark inspiration. https://amzn.to/3GDv84d

Creative Power: 30 Days of Creative Affirmations – A powerful resource for building a positive mindset and boosting your creative confidence through daily affirmations. https://amzn.to/4fadu6d

Dear Snow: One Man's Angry Rant Against Winter – A humorous take on winter woes, blending wit and illustration for a light-hearted read. https://amzn.to/3A5hdDd

Dear Human: What Your Dog is Really Thinking – A playful exploration of the canine mind, capturing the hilarious and heartfelt thoughts of our furry friends. https://amzn.to/3A5hdDd

Infectious Art: Pandemic Pop Culture Portraits – A unique collection that reflects on the art and culture that emerged during the pandemic, showcasing the resilience of creativity. https://amzn.to/3NwS07V

The Art of Yoga – A beautifully illustrated guide that combines the philosophy of yoga with stunning visuals to inspire your practice. https://amzn.to/3Uh2ewV


🎨 Discover my Art:

Purchase some original art or art prints and bring some color into your or your loved ones' world!

Thank you for being part of this creative journey with me. Whether it’s through my words or my work, I hope to keep inspiring you to show up for your creativity, day by day.

Keep creating,

~ Mike Brennan

DAILY CHECK-IN

Begin to ask yourself these questions every day as a part of your daily creating rhythms:

1. What did I create today?

2. What did I learn?

3. What can I celebrate?

DAILY PROMPTS

MONDAY: Create a self-portrait using only shapes and colors that reflect your current mood.

TUESDAY: Write a letter to your future self, five years from now, describing a moment of joy or success you hope to experience.

WEDNESDAY: Take an item you were planning to discard and transform it into something useful or beautiful.

THURSDAY: Make a collage using pieces from old magazines or newspapers, focusing on the theme “Hidden Connections.”

WEEKEND PROMPT:

Invent a recipe inspired by your favorite childhood memory, incorporating at least one unexpected ingredient.

"Music and art both spring from a grateful heart."
~ Katie Wood McCloy

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Feeling stuck in your creative process or overwhelmed by the pressures of running a business? You’re not alone. Many creative entrepreneurs struggle with turning their passion into consistent, enjoyable action. I help people like you transform your approach to creativity by making it fun, actionable, and an essential part of everyday life. Whether you’re juggling multiple projects, managing a business, or simply looking to reignite your creative spark, the key is to integrate creativity into your daily routine in a way that doesn’t feel like a chore—but like play.Ready to unlock a more fulfilling, vibrant creative journey? Discover your unique Creative Archetype with our bonus quiz. Let’s make fun and creativity not just a habit, but a way of life!

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