Are you interested in finding your authentic voice? Would you like to be more confident? Does
sound of personal freedom tickle your fancy? Would you like to learn more about yourself in a very compassionate way? Do you suspect there may be treasures hidden inside you that so far you've been unable to identify and put to use? Are you looking for a way to systematically make positive changes in your life? Is there a book or an invention inside you just crying to be made manifest? If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, read on. ---------------------------------------
The Write Way to Self-Discovery... Who are your heroes? Who are people you've read or heard about whose stories stay with you, inspire you? Have you wondered how they were able to achieve greatness? For me, Abraham Lincoln, Benjamin Franklin and explorers, Lewis and Clark, strike a chord. And I am struck by fact that all of them kept a journal.
The question is, "Did these men start journaling after they became famous, or did they become famous after they started journaling?" I don't know for sure, but because of my own experience, I believe that journaling helped to guide their journeys - both outer and inner.
When I first began my quest to discover who I am, I found journaling quite painful. I was angry. By giving myself permission to write about my feelings, I opened floodgates. Repressed and pent-up emotions spilled out onto page. These outpourings gradually transformed over time. As I grew in understanding of myself, I was prompted to change some of my bad habits.
