From Morning Pages to Daily Pages

a refreshing + liberating perspective

I think I cracked the code when it comes to writing Morning Pages.

It’s a well-known practice from The Artist’s Way, that I often talked about. Everyone who knows me knows that it’s part of what I do… and maybe of who I am. The original practice given by Julia Cameron is made of three long handwritten pages — a stream of consciousness — a space to dumb anything that comes to you, ideally first thing in the morning. Sweet. But I found something that works better. Something so liberating that everyone can do it, or at least: give it a try.

Maybe you thrive on a consistent routine, but it could also be that maybe you thrive on spontaneity. Maybe you are so stimulated by your environment that sitting down to write makes no sense to you, but it could also be that you love a relaxed environment, sitting on a couch, lighting up a candle, grabbing your journal: say no more, it’s pure bliss. Go (re-)read the deep dive about your Human Design variables in The Light Letter from October 16th — it’…