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Create your safest, coziest inner writing atmosphere so you can tune into writing anytime you need.
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Quick Guide to Freewriting
Make time and space.
Make time and space.
Time, space, and writing are friends. (Find, as V. Woolf called it, "a room of one's own.")
Set an intention.
Set an intention.
Maybe it's as simple as one word. Maybe it's just: write.
Trust yourself.
Trust yourself.
Release expectations and judgment to the wind, at least for the moment. Let the pressure rise up off of you. Listen.
Like light, your writing is a radiant energy that makes things visible. When you listen, your writing feels welcome, and will appear more often on its own.
Fun facts: the word atmosphere shares roots with the word wood. The word "wood" shares roots with Latin vates, meaning "seer" or "poet," as well as with Old English woþ, meaning "sound, melody, song." In Old Irish, the word faith translates to "poet." Etymonline.com
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