Today I am delighted to share with you the journal story of Carrie Klassen, writer & creative director of Pink Elephant Creative. My eyes welled as I listened to Carrie tell her story of what a deep and profound gift a journal can be. Thank you to the dads out there that give their girl a journal.
Thank you to Carrie for sharing her story. You can find her at Pink Elephant Creative.
Be a part of the Give a Girl a Journal Blog Hop and Social Media Extravaganza on Feb 14!
Are you?Participate in tomorrow’s Blog Hop & Social Media Extravaganza and support Give a Girl a Journal by Sharing Your Journal StoryToday I am delighted to share with you the journal story of Akiyo Kano of Journaling Sage. After years of struggle, Akiyo is now prolific in her journaling – as you’ll see when she shares her wonderful shelf of colourful journals! She knows that when you give a girl a journal, you empower that girl. I know you will enjoy all that Akiyo has to share.
Thank you to Akiyo for sharing her story. You can find her at JournalingSage.com and on her YouTube Channel.
Be a part of the Give a Girl a Journal Blog Hop and Social Media Extravaganza on Feb 14!Today: Sometimes bringing a dream to life is hard! It is also truly amazing. Let’s honour the work – ours and each others.
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Today I am so happy to share with you the journal story of Andrea Schroeder, creative life coach and founder of Creative Dream Incubator. I always think Andrea makes magic in her journals, and you’ll see why! She gives us a bit of a peek into her pages – what a delight! Andrea knows that journaling can bring us home to ourselves. What a gift to give a girl!
You can find out more about Andrea at Creative Dream Incubator and on her YouTube channel.
Today: How do we know when pulling back is resistance and when it is the way forward? It’s questions like this that have us honing our discernment skills :)
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Participate in the Give a Girl a Journal Blog Hop & Social Media Extravaganza!On February 14th share what journaling has meant to you and support Give a Girl a Journal. Share your story as a blog post, a Facebook update, a video and include the url http://www.giveagirlajournal.com and/or #giveagirlajournal to spread the word of this do-good initiative to get journals in the hands of girls.
Today I am so excited to share with you the journal stories of Amy Sedgwick, co-founder of Red Tent Sisters, and her daughter, 10-year-old Mattea Levman. This is incredibly special for me because Amy has been an avid supporter of this project since it was the seed of an idea and Mattea was a part of GDay Toronto, where I introduced a vibrant group of 10-12 year old girls to the power of journaling. I hope that you enjoy all they have to share about the power of journaling.
You can find out more about Amy and at Red Tent Sisters.
Be a part of the Give a Girl a Journal Blog Hop and Social Media Extravaganza on Feb 14!