In this book, creative individuals find moral and practical support for everyday life and their professional careers – dealing with internal obstacles such as self-doubt, chaos, and gaps in motivation, as well as external challenges like bills, laundry baskets, and negotiations with clients. It provides readers with ideas, exercises, and beliefs, equipping them with self-respect and energy when they feel abandoned: in the waiting room of a casting, during creative crises, at agency brunches, before presentations, on the red carpet, and in hotel rooms. The author, as an artist, understands the inner perspective of creatives and, as a trained psychologist, offers a relieving perspective from a distance. With case studies, prompts for self-reflection, practical exercises, and, not least, humor, she helps readers creatively shape their personal mode of living. A book for creatives and artists from all fields.