by Suzanne Lieurance Ever feel like your writing projects start off with a bang, only to lose steam halfway through? Or maybe you’ve found yourself drowning in scattered ideas, wondering how to piece it all together. A project journal could be your secret weapon—not just for getting organized, but for boosting creativity, overcoming blocks, and…
by Suzanne Lieurance You’ve probably heard it before—journaling is a powerful tool for writers. But if you’re just using your journal to jot down ideas or vent frustrations, you’re missing out on one of the most transformative tools for manifesting writing success. The Law of Attraction is all about aligning your thoughts, feelings, and actions…
by Suzanne Lieurance Today is Day 5 of my 7-day special series about how to tap into your subconscious mind. Each day for 7 days, I’m posting a different method for connecting with your subconscious, and in this post I’d like to explain one of my favorite ways to tap into my subconscious. I hope…
As a writer, sometimes it’s nice to switch things up a bit and do something creative BESIDES writing. With that in mind, this month’s writing and creativity challenge is to start an art journal.
by Suzanne Lieurance If you wish to become a successful writer, journaling about your future can be a powerful tool for manifesting that future and the writing life of your dreams. For that reason, create your own Manifestation Journal. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you get started journaling about your future, plus some journaling…
by Suzanne Lieurance As a writer, you probably keep a journal. But have you ever journaled as your future self? Sounds strange, I know, but it actually has many benefits, including the following: Clarity of Goals: When you write from the perspective of your future self, you’re forced to articulate your goals, aspirations, and dreams…
by Mari. L. McCarthy Most writers have an idealized notion of what the writing process should be like. You sit down at your desk in a quiet, sunny room while the creative ideas flow effortlessly. You have no problem coming up with just the right words, and brilliant sentences appear fully formed on the page….
by Patricia Bumpass You’re a writer but you’re also a person. You are a son or daughter, maybe a husband or wife, a friend. You may have kids and elderly parents to care for and other people to befriend. Heaven forbid any of people you have to care for have any kind of special needs….
Follow these journaling tips for writers from journaling expert Alyss Thomas.
by Patricia Bumpass, Contributing Editor You’ve heard it before. In order to be a better writer, you have to do what? Write, write, and write some more. Typically, we think of journaling as writing about the daily happenings in our lives. But the reality is that journaling can help you increase your writing practice and…
At a meeting of a weight loss group, one of the members mentioned that, upon waking every morning, she and her husband take a few minutes to use their journal to write out what their intentions are for their weight loss efforts and for their day. This lady and her husband are not writers. They…
As writers, we could take that last part a step further and say that a journal is kept regularly for private and business use. There are many reasons for the average person to keep a journal, but for writers trying to build or sustain a business, it is especially important. Whether or not you think…
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