Mari's Journaling Power Blog | CreateWriteNow

Learn from real people, just like you, how therapeutic journaling can benefit your life. Within these personal stories you’ll find journaling tips, tricks, inspiration and ideas that help you structure your journaling practice—and discover the true value journaling can bring to your life.

Find the inspiration to keep going and the motivation to make journaling work for you and your hectic schedule. Learn about these everyday people who made the decision to put pen to paper and how it transformed their lives!

Mari's Journaling Power Blog | Journaling Journeys

Overcome Page Fright—A Course for the Perpetually Stuck

Billie Wade

Page fright, aka the infamous and dreaded writer’s block, has tormented me for years. I am stalled in three novels and a collection of short stories. Bemoaning my predicament, I declared I had never had imagination and my muse was on permanent hiatus. I tried, with only marginal success, to follow the edict “keep writing.” How? Keep writing what?

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From Journaling as a Childhood Hobby to Journaling as a Career

Lynda Monk

I started journaling as a young girl. So young, that I was learning how to write cursive when I started keeping a journal. I have no idea where the instinct to write down my thoughts and feelings...

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10 Reasons Why You Should Keep A Diary

Melisa Marzett

Keeping a diary with many modern people is strongly associated with the pastime of young ladies of noble origin of the last century. This stereotype is generously fueled by works of the epistolary...

Mari's Journaling Power Blog | Journaling Journeys, Journaling for Men

Positive Emotions From Nowhere: How To Be In Good Mood All The Time

Gregory V. Chapman

Maintaining a good mood all the time is fairly difficult because you will always be irritated by one thing or another (or something might simply upset you). This is why I want to share how I get...

Mari's Journaling Power Blog | Journaling Journeys, Journaling for Men

How to stay sane during the coronavirus pandemic

David Leonard

The lives of people all across the world have been affected by the pandemic. Due to Coronavirus, self-isolation has become a part of our day-to-day life, and while for some individuals spending every...

Mari's Journaling Power Blog | Journaling Journeys, Journaling for Men

How To Find Your Voice If You Are A Newbie Journalist

Michael Gorman

In this article, we are going to share with you practical tips on how to find your voice if you are a newbie journalist.

It’s not easy but with fervent practice, you can achieve it.

Have you ever...

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How to Overcome These 6 Common Blogging Pitfalls

Harper Reid

So you’ve decided to start a blog. What could be easier – simply set up your account, churn out some content and watch the page views roll in, right? Hmm, not quite. While it may technically be...

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The Path of Journaling

Christy O’Callaghan

I started journaling at seven years old. My Sunday school teacher placed in my hands a black comb-bound book with a pinky-purple cardstock cover adorned with a little girl writing in a book, she...

Mari's Journaling Power Blog | Journaling Journeys, Health Matters

Super Sick: Making Peace with Chronic Illness!

Allison Alexander

Welcome to the blog tour for Super Sick: Making Peace with Chronic Illness! Each stop in the tour features a fictional character who experiences chronic pain or illness.

Often, when a book or movie...

Overcome Page Fright—A Course for the Perpetually Stuck-featured

Billie Wade

May 25, 2020

Overcome Page Fright—A Course for the Perpetually Stuck

Page fright, aka the infamous and dreaded writer’s block, has tormented me for years. I am stalled in three novels and a collection of short stories....

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From Journaling as a Childhood Hobby to Journaling as a Career-featured

Lynda Monk

May 18, 2020

From Journaling as a Childhood Hobby to Journaling as a Career

I started journaling as a young girl. So young, that I was learning how to write cursive when I started keeping a journal. I have no idea where the...

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10 Reasons Why You Should Keep A Diary-featured

Melisa Marzett

May 11, 2020

10 Reasons Why You Should Keep A Diary

Keeping a diary with many modern people is strongly associated with the pastime of young ladies of noble origin of the last century. This stereotype...

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Positive Emotions From Nowhere: How To Be In Good Mood All The Time-featured

Gregory V. Chapman

May 4, 2020

Positive Emotions From Nowhere: How To Be In Good Mood All The Time

Maintaining a good mood all the time is fairly difficult because you will always be irritated by one thing or another (or something might simply...

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How to stay sane during the coronavirus pandemic-featured

David Leonard

April 29, 2020

How to stay sane during the coronavirus pandemic

The lives of people all across the world have been affected by the pandemic. Due to Coronavirus, self-isolation has become a part of our day-to-day...

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How To Find Your Voice If You Are A Newbie Journalist-featured

Michael Gorman

April 27, 2020

How To Find Your Voice If You Are A Newbie Journalist

In this article, we are going to share with you practical tips on how to find your voice if you are a newbie journalist. It’s not easy but with...

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How to Overcome These 6 Common Blogging Pitfalls-featured

Harper Reid

April 23, 2020

How to Overcome These 6 Common Blogging Pitfalls

So you’ve decided to start a blog. What could be easier – simply set up your account, churn out some content and watch the page views roll in, right?...

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