Creating: A practical guide to the creative process and how to use it to create anything -a work of art, a relationship, a career or a better life. Paperback – March 31, 1993

Arrived quickly and in good condition. Author came very well recommended and I've been reading another book he wrote that's been very good, so I'm looking forward to reading this book.

This is one of the most unique and thought provoking books I’ve read. The author explores the act of creating in depth. The perspective and depth he brings to the topic of creativity can help you change your understanding of creativity, what it means to create and also become more creative in the process. His perspective on long term thinking, alone is invaluable and necessary.

I was really glad to have stumbled upon this book. Even though Robert Fritz has been around a good many years and written several books, I had not heard of him. He was new to me as were his ideas. It was really refreshing to find something new and unique. I would highly recommend his book to anyone interest in improving their life. The new perspective he presents is worth exploring. IT is about changing the way you approach things to a more direct, creative way.

I did workshops with Robert Fritz many years ago and it was good to reconnect with the things I learned from those workshops.

This book was full of fluff, if you ask me - or at least the first 50 pages or so. Then it got down to business and I was really impressed with how thought provoking it was. I'm still chewing on quite a few concepts and re-examining motivations.I'd recommend this book to anyone making, or trying/wanting to make, changes in their life or business. It outlines streamlined uses for the many transferable, intrinsic, skills that we all know are there but rarely make full use of. This book won't fix you, it will remind you of healthier thought patterns in relation to decision making.I especially liked the awareness it created in me about active and passive decisions and how we often don't manage behavior patterns even though we don't like the result of the behavior...victimizing yourself...etc. A deal of a price for a wealth of insight.The negative part for me were the examples. I found them tedious, oversimplified, and contrived. They did nothing to lend themselves to the concepts presented.

Robert Fritz clearly outlines the creative process to be used in any manner you choose.

I would recommend this book over any self-help book any day of the week! I loved it! It is such a fresh perspective!

Very insightful well-written makes you think. Excellent