a simple way to find your own creative style/voice in your art

In this episode, we dive into how you can discover your own creative style/voice in your art through non-thinking.
I have also just released a new book called Beyond Thoughts, which is now available on Amazon.
Here is a link to the book: amzn.to/3DIA4Tv
I also have my first book, Don't Believe Everything You Think: Why Your Thinking Is The Beginning & End Of Suffering available on Amazon.
Here's a link to purchase the book: book.josephngu...

[@Abhiii277]

Sir your book is very beautiful. I learn alot things from this and this helps me for getting peace of mind. Thank you▫️

[@itsjosephnguyen]

Beyond grateful you feel that way, much love ❤️

[@TheTerminator3-s8x]

your book is legendary dude thank you so much for what you have done, Your really helping people.

[@itsjosephnguyen]

Beyond grateful you feel that way. I am only sharing what I feel and I’m happy as a byproduct it can help others 🙏🏻❤️

[@irisnguyen078]

I just start dream to write a book, can you release more video about writing, from your difficult things happen along your journey. Love your works, from Viet Nam

[@Sashas-mom]

Good afternoon, 😃 I’ve been listening to your book. Don’t Believe Everything You Think ✨ & wow Thank you so much friend. 🙏🏻 Now, as I listen to this little talk about creativity I sense hope rising. Ive never been a creative person but I want to be. Looking forward to interacting with your content.

[@utkarshwakode3602]

Thank you soooo much Joseph your book is amazing it really helped me develope and let go of my suffering

[@1517dance]

Hey actually I'm suffering from desire to importance please help me out 😭🙏

[@1517dance]

Hey i just buy your book 😅❤

[@cheriblack56]

Stopping through to give thanks for your short.... but huge paperback reads!!! I've gifted my 6 adult children your last piece. Don't Believe Everything You Think has caused several to level up and empower them in areas of great need!! Time to hunt down your poetry!! Thanks Joseph!!

[@absolution89]

what are some books and sources you used when you first started diving into understanding the human mind?