Picture it: you’ve finally made time to write, you’re sitting down at the desk with your pen and notebook, and . . . then what? You stare at the page. You feel

• Blank: Your great idea just went out the window.
• Stuck: You have an idea, but you don’t know what to do with it.
• Overwhelmed: There are too many ideas rushing in all at once, and you can't think straight.
• Anxious: What if this doesn't pan out? What if you can’t finish what you start?
• Discouraged: Maybe you don’t really have anything to say. Maybe your voice doesn’t matter.
• Inadequate: Deep down you know you aren’t good enough, and your struggle to write is all the confirmation you need.

Sounds exhausting, right?

Like many writers, you may have turned to books or writing classes for support.

I know about that path. I spent years studying the craft of writing—I even got a master's degree in it! And I went on to have a career as a professional editor and writer.

But I still got stuck. And I wasn't alone. I've heard from one writing colleague after another about their struggles . . .

The point is this: writing will always be difficult, stressful, and unsustainable as long as you're cut off from the source of your creativity. 

So how do we change that? How do we reconnect?

Embody Your Creativity

Our culture puts a premium on rational, abstract thinking. But creativity isn't rational, and it isn't abstract.

We each have a tremendous amount of creative energy, and you have it too—even if you don't feel yet it.

The thing is, your creative potential lives in your body, not your head.

And it will lie dormant until you learn to tap into it.

That's why I created the Effortless Writing Audio Guide—so you could get a glimpse of the creative power that lives within you . . .

Unleash Your Words

Yes, you really can learn to

• write with ease and pleasure
• choose your subject and let the words flow
• finish what you start

. . . And you can do it all WITHOUT the stress, anxiety, self-doubt, and exhaustion that dragged you down in the past.

Now, if you're skeptical about this, if you have doubts, then I hear you. 

I spend years of my writing life doubting myself.

But I'm here to tell you NOT to let those doubts get in your way any longer. 

Go do the guided practice below, and you might just glimpse a new way of being . . . and of being creative.

Grab a pen and a notebook, and find a place where you won’t be disturbed for twenty minutes.

The audio guide includes a meditation practice followed by a writing session.

OK, let’s dive in!