Exercise: Looking Out the Window
Framing your writing is easier when using the outside-in principle.
Framing your writing is easier when using the outside-in principle.
Most of us have a city in the world we are particularly connected to.
A 45 minute on-demand workshop to get you started with the principles of Moving Pen.
A vibrant neighborhood in Barcelona made me think of Moving Pen and how it works.
Travelling has a unique way of building our personality.
Humour does not make the challenges of life disappear, but it can change our relationship with them.
There is a model for writing a journal that’s particularly progressive.
Some forms of transport give us freedom, others frustrate us, and some may change the way we move through life.
It’s one of the most common subjects, yet we tend to only scratch the surface when writing about the weather.
All you need is a notebook and a pen, and your mind will automatically guide you where you need to go.
The sound of the pen against the paper can be one of the most inspiring moments.
I couldn't have made the shift in my professional life this summer without the Moving Pen practice, so I have decided to share it with the world on YouTube.
Exercises
Some dishes stay with us long after the plate is empty. This week’s writing exercise is about the dish that means something special to you.
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Some movements mean more to us than others.
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Some memories arrive without warning. A familiar scent can take us back in an instant. Perhaps scent remembers more than we realise.
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Sometimes, all you need is a starting point. The rest can unfold in a natural flow.
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What does thinking about your rhythm do to your actual rhythm?
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What happens when you stop fighting the resistance to writing and simply stay with it?