"The Creative Habit: Learn It and Use It for Life" by Twyla Tharp, one of America's most renowned choreographers, demystifies the creative process, presenting it as a discipline that can be learned and enriched through specific habits. Tharp emphasizes that creativity is not a gift of the few but an attainable skill for all. Structured around thirty-two practical exercises, the book guides readers through the routines and practices that anyone can adopt to activate and sustain creativity. Tharp draws from her extensive artistic career to illustrate how regular habits can catalyze the creative process. She discusses the importance of preparation, ritual, and routine in nurturing creativity, and the necessity of hard work and dedication in artistic endeavors. This book is an essential tool for artists and non-artists alike, showing how everyone can enhance their creative potential.