Doodle Your Way Out of Stuckness: Imagination Lessons for Changing the World (and Rearranging Your Furniture) is the title of Pam’s first book. She thinks of it as a toolkit for crafting a more humane, heart-centered future. Yep, through doodling. And the books are priced to SHARE. (See the “Select Number” drop-down menu for special pricing.)

Grab your colored pencils and start uncovering and strengthening the creative genius you were born with. Inside, you’ll find a playground for testing out cool moves with your pen, and a meditative space to chill, because we all need to calm our nerves right now.

The activities and prompts in these 68-pages will help you slow down and engage both sides of your brain. You’ll examine the mental noise that distracts and derails you, and mine the creative inklings you were told as a child were impractical and unrealistic. That’s where the magic is.

Most of us need permission to spend time there, so I’ve provided that, too. 😉

The book is filled with lovingly hand-drawn pages to color, write, and draw on.
You’ll find:

• how-to-doodle instructions (‘cause some of us need it)

• hand-lettering styles to try out

• open-ended questions to scribble about

• partial doodles to continue

• loads of designs to color

• ideas for where to get doodling inspiration, and

• thought-provoking words to help you reimagine… everything.

Pam’s dream is that you will spend weeks or months with this material and so thoroughly dog-ear, marker-through, and notate the pages that one day you’ll look up and realize that you have become a #doodlevangelist, too! And a world changer.

You’ll probably want to buy MORE THAN ONE because sharing is caring and you know exactly which loved ones will want this. 🤓📝 Use the “select number” drop-down menu to save money when you buy multiple copies.

About the author:
Since 2008, Pam Consear has lived in the uncharted territory of imaginative entrepreneurship. She sought out doodling lessons at age 49 in order to build brain-to-paper fluency for creating mural designs and has never looked back. Doodling is one of the tools she uses for staying tethered to her soul’s work. AND it reminds her to stop taking herself so seriously.