Welcome back to Lit in a Nutshell, the podcast where we break down big ideas from powerful books—one small, mighty episode at a time.

Today, we’re diving into The Practice by Seth Godin, a book that challenges everything you think you know about creativity, discipline, and what it means to make meaningful work. Godin reminds us that creativity isn’t a magical spark reserved for the chosen few—it’s a habit, a commitment, a daily practice. Whether you're an artist, an entrepreneur, or someone simply trying to bring more intention to your work, this book invites you to show up boldly, consistently, and without waiting for permission.

In this episode, we’ll explore Godin’s core message: that shipping your work—imperfect, brave, and real—is the key to unlocking your true creative potential. So settle in as we unpack the mindset shifts, the habits, and the liberating ideas that make The Practice a modern manifesto for anyone ready to create with purpose.

Let’s get into it.