Week #14: Flow
I practiced the following steps every day to get into a state of flow. Form a specific intention for the type of idea, experience, or result you’d like to r...
Category: Self-expression
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Week #11: Fun
My birthday week was nothing less than a massive roller coaster. And roller coasters are fun, aren’t they? Well, however I interpret it, it’s undeni...
Emotional Mastery/Personal Growth/Reframing/Relationships/Self-care/Self-expression/Self-identity/Spiritual Growth/The Year of Values/Values
Week #7: Engagement
The power of engagement is that it gives us a deeper, richer experience of life. With recent events highlighting the importance of this value in my life, I̵...
NaNoWriMo 2020
I’m participating in NaNoWriMo 2020! If you don’t know what this is, take a look. NaNoWriMo stands for National Novel Writing Month. It’s when...
Conflict Resolution
I was speaking to my therapist about conflict resolution today. I have a hard time expressing myself when I have a contrarian opinion with people who are close ...
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My relationship with my blog
I was telling my friend the other day how, of late, I wasn’t feeling in the flow while writing blog posts. April had been magical. I was able to connect &...
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April review and May challenge
May is upon us! I’m excited. April was great despite the coronavirus lockdown. I thought I’d reflect on how April went and share what I have in mind...
Creative Inspiration
I used to think that I had to wait for the creative inspiration to write something. I wanted to be one of those who had a brilliant flash of insight … Re...
How to use journaling
Recently, the creative writing club that I’m a part of worked through the exercises given in the first chapter of Susan Tiberghien’s One Year to a W...
Lessons from Beth March
I just had a good cry this afternoon. I am reading Little Women for the second time (the first time was more than a decade ago) and today I read … Read m...