February’s content and templates for my Ko-fi patrons is focused on [goodness] as a 3-part practice.
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Author: stargardener
Braveheart, I believe art heals — and that art is as simple as abiding outdoors with the morning sky or jotting lists or having a favorite color. I created Right Brain Planner® because I needed a "planner" that offered space but didn't trigger my daily expectations — space to dream and chronicle my life. I needed a planner that was a journal — a place to collect my blurts and random bits of color and collage. Perhaps you are in need of the same? If so, I hope you will join me via our shared online connections. ♥
slow-journaling (creating analog; slow and steady)
“I have never tried to hide the fact that I am way more anxious than the average bear, even though I have a deep faith in the goodness of God. … Courage is fear that has said its prayers.” -Anne Lamott
Continue reading “slow-journaling (creating analog; slow and steady)”review notes: journaling project (💁🏻♀️completion)
A review/reflection practice facilitates clarity and ultimately minimizes the inevitable overwhelm phase in the cycle(s) of living.
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