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It is time to review the writing journey from September and turn the page to October. In this post I introduced the idea of the Comeback Journal for writers. Heading into the last quarter of the year I want to amp up the use of the Comeback Journal so that we are ready for a new journal experience in 2025. That is why the October section of this blog post will consist of the first seven days of the FREE 90 day comeback journal challenge
But first some September reflections.
Let's take a moment to reflect on the writing journey in September. Grab your Journal and consider these questions:
• What sparks of inspiration did I capture in September?
• What emotions surfaced? Did any emotions surface that I could explore in my writing?
• Did I step outside my comfort zone in any ways?
• What progress did I make? What small wins did I achieve? Did I write more consistently?
• What ignited my imagination
By revisiting your notes, you gain valuable insights into your creative process and identify patterns that can inform your new adventures for October and the last quarter of the year.
Here are some of what inspired me in September:
Visiting Tivoli in Copenhagen and the Zoo
Taking up playing Magic (MTG) again
Driving an electric car for the first time
Harvest time
Visiting a viking museum
Studying for my masters in Theology
I bought a new Oracle Deck
. . . and inspired by the choose your own adventure (YOA) part of the blog post last month:
Visit the library
Read a classic - Moby dick
Play around with the idea of a literary magazine
Brainstorm my mystery at the sea novella
Write a poem
Catch up on Oscar winners from the categories Writing - adapted screenplay and Writing - original screenplay
Make a reading list for Q4 based on the Flowergames - Marigold: Comfort, Rituals and Guidance
First a sneak peek of the first month of the 90 day challenge. October is all about laying a strong foundation.
Week 1 | We'll begin by delving into your past writing experiences, uncovering both the moments of joy and the challenges that may have dimmed your enthusiasm.
Week 2 | Next, we'll celebrate your unique writing identity. We'll explore voice, style, and strengths, while also pinpointing areas for growth.
Week 3 | As we move forward, we'll confront the common writing blocks and learn how to navigate them with confidence.
Week 4 | Finally, we'll set clear intentions and goals for your writing journey.
So, grab your favorite pen! And try the first week of the Creative Comeback Journal Challenge.
And make sure to sign-up here for the whole FREE challenge
Week 2: Exploring Your Writing Identity
Week 3: Identifying Your Writing Blocks
Week 4: Setting Intentions & Goals
Week 1: Rediscovering Your Writing Mojo - Choose Your Own Adventure
This week, we're diving deep into your writing past and reigniting that spark. Each day, you'll have a fun choice to make, leading you on a unique writing adventure. Let's get started!
Day 1: Time Travel
Choice A: Dig up an old piece of writing and read it aloud. Cringe, laugh, or be amazed at your past self!
Choice B: If you can't find anything old, write a letter to your younger self about your writing dreams.
Day 2: Victory Lap
Choice A: Share your proudest writing moment on insta with the hashtag #Creativecomebackjournal.
Choice B: Write a detailed account of your proudest writing moment in your journal. Relive the joy and accomplishment!
Day 3: Block Party
Choice A: Vent about your biggest writing block in a hilarious rant. Exaggerate, be dramatic, and let it all out!
Choice B: Draw a picture or create a collage representing your writing block. Get creative and express your frustration visually.
Day 4: Vision Board Bonanza
Choice A: Create a physical vision board using magazine clippings, photos, and other inspiring visuals.
Choice B: Create a digital vision board using Pinterest or a similar platform.
Day 5: Muse Hunt
Choice A: Go for a nature walk and take note of anything that inspires you. Write a short poem or description based on your observations.
Choice B: Visit a new coffee shop or bookstore and people-watch. Create a fictional character based on someone you see.
Day 6: Voice Memos Galore
Choice A: Record yourself reading a piece of your writing aloud. Listen back and analyze your tone, pacing, and overall delivery.
Choice B: Interview yourself about your writing process and goals. Record your answers and listen back for insights.
Day 7: Fear Face-Off
Choice A: Write down your writing fears on slips of paper, then ceremoniously burn them or tear them up.
Choice B: Write a humorous dialogue between you and your fears. Let your fears voice their concerns, and then respond with witty comebacks.
Remember, there's no right or wrong choice. Follow your intuition and have fun exploring your writing journey! At the end of each day, reflect on your experience and write down any insights or discoveries in your journal.
You can use the monthly calendar below for the Creative Comeback Journal Challenge or just to keep up with your writingdates.
Happy Writing!
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It is time to review the writing journey from September and turn the page to October. In this post I introduced the idea of the Comeback Journal for writers. Heading into the last quarter of the year I want to amp up the use of the Comeback Journal so that we are ready for a new journal experience in 2025. That is why the October section of this blog post will consist of the first seven days of the FREE 90 day comeback journal challenge
But first some September reflections.
Let's take a moment to reflect on the writing journey in September. Grab your Journal and consider these questions:
• What sparks of inspiration did I capture in September?
• What emotions surfaced? Did any emotions surface that I could explore in my writing?
• Did I step outside my comfort zone in any ways?
• What progress did I make? What small wins did I achieve? Did I write more consistently?
• What ignited my imagination
By revisiting your notes, you gain valuable insights into your creative process and identify patterns that can inform your new adventures for October and the last quarter of the year.
Here are some of what inspired me in September:
Visiting Tivoli in Copenhagen and the Zoo
Taking up playing Magic (MTG) again
Driving an electric car for the first time
Harvest time
Visiting a viking museum
Studying for my masters in Theology
I bought a new Oracle Deck
. . . and inspired by the choose your own adventure (YOA) part of the blog post last month:
Visit the library
Read a classic - Moby dick
Play around with the idea of a literary magazine
Brainstorm my mystery at the sea novella
Write a poem
Catch up on Oscar winners from the categories Writing - adapted screenplay and Writing - original screenplay
Make a reading list for Q4 based on the Flowergames - Marigold: Comfort, Rituals and Guidance
First a sneak peek of the first month of the 90 day challenge. October is all about laying a strong foundation.
Week 1 | We'll begin by delving into your past writing experiences, uncovering both the moments of joy and the challenges that may have dimmed your enthusiasm.
Week 2 | Next, we'll celebrate your unique writing identity. We'll explore voice, style, and strengths, while also pinpointing areas for growth.
Week 3 | As we move forward, we'll confront the common writing blocks and learn how to navigate them with confidence.
Week 4 | Finally, we'll set clear intentions and goals for your writing journey.
So, grab your favorite pen! And try the first week of the Creative Comeback Journal Challenge.
And make sure to sign-up here for the whole FREE challenge
Week 2: Exploring Your Writing Identity
Week 3: Identifying Your Writing Blocks
Week 4: Setting Intentions & Goals
Week 1: Rediscovering Your Writing Mojo - Choose Your Own Adventure
This week, we're diving deep into your writing past and reigniting that spark. Each day, you'll have a fun choice to make, leading you on a unique writing adventure. Let's get started!
Day 1: Time Travel
Choice A: Dig up an old piece of writing and read it aloud. Cringe, laugh, or be amazed at your past self!
Choice B: If you can't find anything old, write a letter to your younger self about your writing dreams.
Day 2: Victory Lap
Choice A: Share your proudest writing moment on insta with the hashtag #Creativecomebackjournal.
Choice B: Write a detailed account of your proudest writing moment in your journal. Relive the joy and accomplishment!
Day 3: Block Party
Choice A: Vent about your biggest writing block in a hilarious rant. Exaggerate, be dramatic, and let it all out!
Choice B: Draw a picture or create a collage representing your writing block. Get creative and express your frustration visually.
Day 4: Vision Board Bonanza
Choice A: Create a physical vision board using magazine clippings, photos, and other inspiring visuals.
Choice B: Create a digital vision board using Pinterest or a similar platform.
Day 5: Muse Hunt
Choice A: Go for a nature walk and take note of anything that inspires you. Write a short poem or description based on your observations.
Choice B: Visit a new coffee shop or bookstore and people-watch. Create a fictional character based on someone you see.
Day 6: Voice Memos Galore
Choice A: Record yourself reading a piece of your writing aloud. Listen back and analyze your tone, pacing, and overall delivery.
Choice B: Interview yourself about your writing process and goals. Record your answers and listen back for insights.
Day 7: Fear Face-Off
Choice A: Write down your writing fears on slips of paper, then ceremoniously burn them or tear them up.
Choice B: Write a humorous dialogue between you and your fears. Let your fears voice their concerns, and then respond with witty comebacks.
Remember, there's no right or wrong choice. Follow your intuition and have fun exploring your writing journey! At the end of each day, reflect on your experience and write down any insights or discoveries in your journal.
You can use the monthly calendar below for the Creative Comeback Journal Challenge or just to keep up with your writingdates.
Happy Writing!
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