Your imagination is a theater with a full cast of characters. They compete for your attention. Some praise your intelligence and wit. Others shred your sense of self-worth. Some call you creative or inspiring. Others recite your failures.
In Your Task Is To Be Admired, those inner characters pull on disguises and tell their stories. They speak as flowers, birds, logs, water and even a slice of bread. Like the iris in this book, their only task is to be admired, but they stumble around in a labyrinth of emotions. One moment they dance with wild joy. The next they fall into a pit of despair.
These characters live inside everyone, but not everyone knows how to be entertained by their stories without being trashed by them. If you listen to seagulls, dance with wind, or play games with fish, you have the what it takes to enjoy their shenanigans without letting them call the shots.
You are creative and inspired. This book is for you.