Here are two clips (with bonus commentary) from the audiobook, read by the author:
And here’s a peek inside the hardcover version:
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Knowing Where to Look is a collection of stories, essays, and exercises to spark your creative instincts, activate your inner guidance, and enliven your dreams.
Sarah Cooper
“I have absolutely loved Light’s daily doses of inspiration and still look forward to reading them everyday.”
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Have you been called to express yourself with a level of courage and honesty that surprised even you? Did an image or moment cause you such joy that you needed to share it with the world? If so, you know what it means to be inspired.
Adriene Mishler
“In this book, Light offers infinite opportunity to drop in for meaningful reflection and contemplation… in a time when we need it most.”
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Inspiration is part inner guidance, part blind faith in a greater possibility, and part inner voice, writes author Light Watkins. It nudges you to take an action that helps you grow and expand your awareness.
Ava DuVernay
“Let these pocket-sized pearls of wisdom, warmth, and wonder propel you to places of peace and possibility.”
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Through 108 diverse essays, anecdotes, and parables, Light provides doorways to inspired thinking and imagination. Prompts offer reflection questions and action steps for further bringing your inspiration to life.
Steven Pressfield
“Open to any page in Knowing Where to Look and get a jolt of spiritual adrenaline.”
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In Knowing Where to Look, you will discover:
How to recognize inspiration as well as the opposite of inspiration.
The joys and challenges of living minimally in a consumer society.
How to listen for the intuitive whisper of true inspiration.
Why the best action you can take when you’re creatively lost is to keep moving.
How to grapple with fear when it stands in the way of your dreams.
Why following your inspiration will often remove you from your comfort zone.
Questions to ask yourself in order to recognize your own inspiration blind spots.
How to reorient your attitudes toward the concept of success.
Why the process of achieving mastery is far from straightforward.
Rosario Dawson
“I really enjoy Light’s Daily Doses of Inspiration.”
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Rather than being a linear set of exercises, Knowing Where to Look is meant to provide the spark you need just as you need it. Open to any page at random and discover an unexpected source of inspiration.
Lewis Howes
“With everything happening in the world today, these doses of inspiration are much needed.”
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Hear Light discuss the origin of Knowing Where To Look in the following podcast interviews:
More Podcast interviews:
Radically Loved Podcast - 8/6
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The Adversity Advantage - 7/1
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The Quiet Life with Michael James Wong - 6/30
One Commune Podcast - 6/10
How Do You Do? Podcast - 6/6
Well Damn Podcast - 6/4
Align Podcast - 6/2
The Look Up! Podcast with Marc Weinstein - 5/31
Passion Love Pursuit Podcast - 5/31
Good Life Project - 5/27
The HEAL Podcast - 5/27
The Model Health Show - 5/26
MindBodyGreen Podcast - 5/26
Insights at the Edge with Tami Simon - 5/25
The Inspirati with Alex Merrell - 5/25
The Rich Roll Podcast - 5/24
Sex with Emily Podcast - 5/21
The Dhru Purohit Podcast - 5/21
The Idea Fountain with Julie Pilat - 5/16
Peak Mind with Michael Trainer - 4/30
Get Loved Up with Koya Webb - 4/22
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