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The Write Method
Studies show that daily journaling can lead to everything from increased mindfulness and communication skills to better sleep, a stronger immune system and even a higher IQ.
This 30-day journal is designed to help you develop the new habit of journaling while also learning the Write Method nine-element framework, which consists • Self-Care • Goal setting • Acts of service • Recognizing FEAR • Dealing with resentments • Developing faith • Recognizing progress • Practicing gratitude And finally...coming up with new ideas. The last step is crucial because we’re never more alive than when we’re brainstorming new ideas. When you’ve completed this journal, you’ll not only have new ideas to pursue but also a deeper sense of yourself, your world and your capabilities. You’ll also have developed a journal habit that makes you want to keep going. For more information, go to www.thewritemethodprogram.com.
This 30-day journal is designed to help you develop the new habit of journaling while also learning the Write Method nine-element framework, which consists • Self-Care • Goal setting • Acts of service • Recognizing FEAR • Dealing with resentments • Developing faith • Recognizing progress • Practicing gratitude And finally...coming up with new ideas. The last step is crucial because we’re never more alive than when we’re brainstorming new ideas. When you’ve completed this journal, you’ll not only have new ideas to pursue but also a deeper sense of yourself, your world and your capabilities. You’ll also have developed a journal habit that makes you want to keep going. For more information, go to www.thewritemethodprogram.com.
223 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 23, 2022
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About the author
Anna David
56 books137 followersAnna David is a New York Times bestselling author of eight books and the founder of Legacy Launch Pad Publishing. A three-time TEDx speaker, she has appeared on Good Morning America, Today Show, The Talk and dozens of other programs.
Anna has also written for the New York Times, Time, Playboy, Vanity Fair and the Huffington Post, among many others, and been written about in such publications as Entrepreneur, Martha Stewart magazine and Forbes.
Her first novel, Party Girl, is in development as a feature film and she's the on-air book critic for KATU Portland. Her company has published over 50 books, many of which have become Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestsellers.
She lives in Hollywood with her boyfriend, filmmaker Jim Agnew, their son Benjamin and their cranky-looking cat Bernie.
Anna has also written for the New York Times, Time, Playboy, Vanity Fair and the Huffington Post, among many others, and been written about in such publications as Entrepreneur, Martha Stewart magazine and Forbes.
Her first novel, Party Girl, is in development as a feature film and she's the on-air book critic for KATU Portland. Her company has published over 50 books, many of which have become Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestsellers.
She lives in Hollywood with her boyfriend, filmmaker Jim Agnew, their son Benjamin and their cranky-looking cat Bernie.
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June 20, 2022
This is a book you DO more than read. I have just begun but am already seeing results.
Anna David's The Write Method is a series of 14 daily questions that not only make you think but reconsider.
The goal is to gain greater perspective and inspiration and make decisions and take actions towards major life goals. It is about defining what we want, to be or do, in life. Also about acknowledging how far we've come, what we have done right.
The questions are designed to help the person take action in order to move forward.
Plenty of space is built into the journal to write responses and it is easy to look back and build upon previous answers and goals.
Anna David's The Write Method is a series of 14 daily questions that not only make you think but reconsider.
The goal is to gain greater perspective and inspiration and make decisions and take actions towards major life goals. It is about defining what we want, to be or do, in life. Also about acknowledging how far we've come, what we have done right.
The questions are designed to help the person take action in order to move forward.
Plenty of space is built into the journal to write responses and it is easy to look back and build upon previous answers and goals.
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