Tag: journaling
Ready to Write?
Starting something new is always fuelled with that initial excitement. I know when I started this blog all those years ago, I was so excited I couldn’t think about anything else. I am writing a book at the moment and this will be on the shelves by the end of the year so I am ...
Are you living your best life?
Life is basically a series of events and choices isn’t it? Some stuff you can control, most of it you can’t and sometimes things happen without us even realising it! We are all facing something all the time-whatever age or stage we are at and some of us appear to handle things really well while ...
Checking in or checking out?
WE are now officially at the end of the first quarter of 2019-so how's it been for you?
To write or not to write…THAT is the question!
Indecisiveness...it's a tricky one. It's not procrastination, its not laziness or stubborness. It is simply an inability to make a decision and it can happen for a number of reasons.
Write away busyness
You can use daily journaling and writing to deal with a whole raft of situations and challenges—it’s simply a case of embracing the process and making your daily writing practice something that becomes part of your routine and something that you think of as a positive investment in your future.
Daily journaling…what’s the point?
Daily journaling is not new—of course it isn't! We have written stuff down since the beginning of time for loads of different reasons and following the launch of our first online course I have had a few questions about why writing and journaling really works and what the real point of it all is, and another question about the difference between journaling and keeping a diary.
Are you ready to make some changes?
Our first FREE online course has just launched (yay!) and already people are signing up and enjoying the benefits of (something free obviously—what's not to love!?) but also the benefits of a daily writing practice and how journaling can really help to change things for the better.
What’s stopping you?
When I work with clients to get clarity and make a plan to achieve new things we always go through the well tried and tested SWOT test. It may be old fashioned but it works and I use it all the time. We look at our strengths, weaknesses, opportunities for change and threats and while we are always pretty good at looking at our weaknesses and can usually spot an opportunity that will help us, the strengths and threats bit of the formula often causes us problems and keeps us stuck.
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Write Your Life was created for people just like you who have lost their sass, are hungry for change but just don’t know where to start. This personal development programme will get you inspired, fired up and ready to write your way to awesome, and I am here to help!
Write Here…Write Now!
The title of today’s blog post is actually the title of the book I am writing that tells the story of the Write Your Life personal development programme and how daily journaling can be a very valuable tool in making significant, positive changes to our lives. Anyone who has taken part in my workshops or ...