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Have you ever wondered why, no matter how you wish, dream, and visualize, things aren’t happening the way you want them to? ILP’s chief editor Bryna René Haynes explores why desire alone isn’t enough to create your dreams – and what you can do instead.
Imagine if you could come to the page with the same ease with which you come to your morning rituals; if you could show up every day without worrying about what you are going to produce or achieve. Chances are, it would revolutionize your writing. So, writer … Are you ready to practice?
Have you convinced yourself that you’re not a writer? If so, whenever you sit down to write anything―a blog post, a marketing page, a tweet, or even a journal entry―does your inner critic pipe up with her favorite refrain: “No one wants to read that. You’re not a writer.”? It’s my intention that these tips will empower you to stop putting off your writing dreams and start taking steps toward your goals. You have something beautiful and unique to say, and anything that holds you back from saying it is doing you, and the world, a huge disservice.
If you want to unleash your inner genius through journaling, all you need to do is learn to ask the right questions in your journaling practice! Great questions will create a feeling of expansiveness, lightness, or increased energy in your body. They will feel open, like doors leading out into a sunlit field. By contrast, unhelpful questions will create a sinking feeling or heaviness in your body, and will make you feel closed, or boxed in. Here are some great examples to get you started.
Do you write every day? When we practice something every day, it becomes an inextricable part of the fabric of our lives. More, it becomes natural―something that flows with us, rather than something we have to struggle with. Daily writing practice―whether it’s journaling, writing a blog, or creating content for a book―is one of the best ways to tap into your authentic voice and get comfortable with how you show up on the page. Bryna Rene Haynes, Inspired Living Publishing’s chief editor shares her tips for creating, and sustaining, a daily writing practice.
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