Take a look inside my completed writing notebook for inspiration and motivation to create one of your own. In this post I share how I use my writing notebook for my writing, my life and my writing business and provide a flip through of my writing notebook.

Are you wondering what direction to take with your creativity?

Are you struggling to define what you want to write about?

Do you often feel overwhelmed at all the things you could do but don’t know where to start?

Do you love being creative but have no idea how to turn it into a business?

Do you have a history littered with unfinished projects?

Do you often feel stuck, uninspired, unmotivated and anxious?

Then a writing journal may well be just the thing you need.

This Thursday June 24th I am so incredibly excited to be joining freelance writer Fiona Thomas in a workshop all about journaling for writers.

Why? Because journaling my writing has had the biggest impact on my writing career. It has stopped me from drifting and helped me focus on what I want to do with my creativity.

How a writing journal can help with your writing, your creative ideas and your writing business.

My notebooks or journals have been instrumental in turning around my attitude to writing. It has increased my focus, encouraged my ideas and helped me turn one sentence into a fifty thousand word workbook.

They’ve helped me discover who I am as a writer, they’ve enabled me to explore different ideas and themes and they’ve been the biggest driver behind understanding my unconfident mindset and how I can push on regardless.