"I came here via youtube, while I was lamenting the fact that I have what feels like every planner/journal in the world (minus EC, I've never been attracted) sitting unused on my shelf, Barbara had stated.
Barbara had continued on, by saying,"I find it really hard to put stuff to paper 1) I have perfectionism issues, so I never start for fear of failure and 2) I have problems deciding what I want to do with it in future: who will read it? Would I be comfortable if my family read it, ist it a keepsake even? or will I eventually destroy it (if it's too personal)?"
Finally Barbara felt she had dieted and had thus , finished off herself for the rest of the night and while she was feeling alright, she got up from her chair and had shouted very loudly before opening up the door: "An omni journal may allow me to get into it and lose some of my inhibitions and might help while I figure out where I want to go with journalling!!"
https://youtu.be/g-hjCZHPOp8 <-VIDEO
Do you keep one in a #journal alone or add into your #OmniJournal ? #amwriting
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WARM-UP PROMPT: Incorporate the phrase "the first time" into your next scene.
PROMPT 1: Set a scene! Close your eyes and put yourself in a character's shoes. Describe where they are... and how they feel about it.
PROMPT 2: Tell us a little bit about a character's first words. Or, tell us about a classic story that their loved ones tell about them.
PROMPT 3: Set a ticking clock in motion.
WARM-UP PROMPT: Incorporate the phrase "the first time" into your next scene.
PROMPT 1: Set a scene! Close your eyes and put yourself in a character's shoes. Describe where they are... and how they feel about it.
PROMPT 2: Tell us a little bit about a character's first words. Or, tell us about a classic story that their loved ones tell about them.
PROMPT 3: Set a ticking clock in motion.
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