Freeing Your Soul Through Writing

I know from personal experience that the tasks I write down get done more consistently than those I don’t, and bigger things such as goals for my life tend to manifest more easily when I commit to writing them down.
 
But while there is value in all forms of writing, bestselling author and O Magazine contributing editor, Mark Matousek, says a writing practice — when viewed as a vehicle for transformation — can be so much more than a way to get our daily to-do list done and goals met.  
 
A writing practice, when approached properly, can and should stand side-by-side with more venerated practices like meditation and prayer as a way to accelerate our personal growth and access our depths.
 

In fact, Mark believes that there is no more powerful tool to work with our stories, our emotions and our dreams than a truly transformative writing practice.
 
It's the reason why so many great pioneers, leaders and inventors have kept a journal: It's one of THE most powerful ways to access our creativity, our passions and our higher purpose for life, as well as understand the lessons from our daily life and free us from the past.
 
Mark has discovered that by focusing our mind on crystallizing the essence of our feelings, peeling back the layers of truth and seeking a higher vision, we can create an open channel for our soul to — quite literally —  incarnate into our lives.
 
So I am excited to share with you an invitation to join Mark for a free virtual event called 4 Keys to Freeing Your Soul Through Writing: The Foundations of a Truly Transformative Practice.
 
You can register free right here.
 
I’ll be there.  I recommend you are too!
 
Danielle
 
PS - Even (and perhaps especially) if you already have a writing practice, you’ll want to join this session because not all writing is transformational. If you aren’t careful, you can end up rehearsing your grudges, reinforcing your false beliefs and keeping yourself stuck.  

Mark brings three decades of experience as a memoirist, editor, interviewer, survivor, activist and spiritual seeker to his penetrating and thought-provoking work with students seeking to radically transform their lives through writing.