The Power of Creativity (Book 3): How to Conquer Procrastination, Finish Your Work and Find Success

Have now read all three creativity books . I have enjoyed reading Bryant's journeys and truths about his personal struggles and obstacles and how he overcame it all and moved onward. He let's the reader in on his failures, mistakes and error's while giving a bit of advice and guidance.

Well researched and written - you will get some new ideas and inspiration here!

I really like this author and what he has to say. He can be counted on to give great stories and examples of what needs to happen to become more creative. There are lots of learnings, and I feel he’s really on my side, and perhaps even understands me a bit!It’s always reassuring to be given examples of how others who have come before, have struggled with the same issues I have, and it inspires me to become better than I perhaps thought I am.This is book 3 from Collins on the Power of Creative, and it contains many nuggets of information. However, I feel he does himself an injustice since they should be pointed out to the reader, not simply embedded inside paragraphs. I believe this book would have more impact with better formatting. Having said that, it is still well worth the read.The author provided me with a copy of the book for the purposes of reviewing it.

Mr. Collins has a wonderful way of starting a chapter with the telling of a story, then use the remainder of a chapter to tie in his points and how the reader can adopt these into their own lives.Anyone looking to figure out if they have what it takes to be an author or write a screen play would benefit greatly from reading Mr. Collins three book series. All are short reads, but are packed full of information.Mr. Collins supplied me with a free issue of this book to review.

Books on creativity work well when the book itself is creative. Bryan has done that with all three of his books in this series. The ideas, strategies, and takeaways are great, but he harnesses storytelling in a way I aspire to as a writer myself.If you want to hit the "ship," button and get through your creative blocks, this is the book for you.

Bryan Collins is a man who is passionate about creativity - how to achieve it and how to overcome the blocks to it - and this, the third of his trilogy, is a fitting climax to the series.As a storyteller, he naturally gravitates to using stories to make his points, and it's a device that works excellently. His stories bring his lessons to life. But that is not to underestimate the value of the teaching itself. I have read many such books, taught creativity to writers, directors and actors, and indeed written and directed my own work for many years, but I still found myself taking copious notes.This is a book that will help beginners and experienced creators in equal measure. Highly recommended.