Elizabeth Gilbert is an educated, ambitious journalist, with all that American regular women want - a husband, a nice house in New York, and a successful career. In addition to all the happiness she already has, Elizabeth feels panic, sorrow, and many confusions. After experiencing divorce, debilitated frustration, and another failed love, Elizabeth quit his job, abandon all, seek balance between happiness, dedication to art, and secular happiness and spiritual devotion I began to do.
They are perfectionist and embarrassing. They are worried that their best work will be behind them. Elizabeth Gilbert explained her embarrassment with her beautiful TED talk. After the great success of eating, praying and loving, Gilbert could not bore himself. She knew that she could not copy the results of eating, praying and loving. This kind of jealousy is where many people are in trouble. However, as she explained at TED's speech, Gilbert is different from most people, as she continued to move forward despite her success. To do this, she was forced to make herself fail several times - just to "make it from her system". When she does this, her emotional disorder disappears and she can continue her creative career.
Meals, prayers, love writers Elizabeth Gilber close some of her earliest articles based on her work at the time - the last American male in Wyoming; the noisy diving bar (Coyote Ugly) Bartender. Clearly, these "daily tasks" are far beyond revenue. Not only I understand her attitude towards her work (and I am also doing it myself), I treat myself with respect for my work, not as something that I can not hate and hate my work It is far beyond. . What is said: Does this mean that I finally get "insight" rather than "craftsmanship"? How do you mix these two? Which "person" (first or second person) do you choose? Sometimes I sit on the stool facing the reader, so I can only find 1000 words while talking for myself / for myself. If you do not know, the latter is more, but still I understand that my insights efforts are the same. )