Good Morning Journaling Course - Spring Edition (Preorder, Education Releasing 3/20)

I have had a consistent journaling practice for years, taking time every weekday morning to paint something just for me. Within this journal, I allow myself to be completely free. There are no limitations in terms of supplies, subjects, style. This did not start as a way to make something pretty to flip-through, but instead a way for me to nurture my creativity, investing in myself so I could continue to show up fully for my family and for you. What I have found years later is that every day I decided to paint in my journal was a day where I showed up for myself. I now have books that mark my creativity like a roadmap. I can flip through and think to myself “oh, that was when I traveled to Glacier National Park for the first time” or “this is the start of my deep dive in Monet” or “oh that was when I painted a cloudy sky AND actually liked it!” But this did not happen all at once. Establishing a journaling practice sounds easy when you say something vague like “just paint every day” bu