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on March 6, 2017
I've heard a lot about this author and her Morning Pages over the years but I have not ever sat down and read her books. This is only a small synopsis of what I understand "The Artist's Way" is about. So now it's on its way to me as is "It's Never Too Late to Begin Again." This looks like a whole new start.
on March 3, 2017
I read this book while already writing M; read about the practice from other writers. I thought it was very different in its motivatons. Still, very good habit to practice. A little preachy at spiritual show-off, but, I guess thats Julia.
on January 6, 2017
Concise reasons how morning pages help us process our thoughts and help us move forward. Easy to read and follow.
on January 3, 2017
For anyone aspiring to be an artist and who is currently feeling blocked. The morning pages can really help to reveal where the block is coming from.
on November 27, 2016
I've been a Morning Pages fan(Aric) in the past, but have fallen off the wagon, forgotten some of the rules (Yes, they need to be written first thing in the morning...) and also found myself lost once again. Julia has gently brought me back to the page.
on November 14, 2016
Very interesting--great start to journaling!
on October 31, 2016
This is a terrific synopsis of one of the greatest take aways from The Artist's Way. Morning Pages will become my first action of each day going forward. I'm excited to get to know myself on a more intimate level and discover what else this life has in store for me to explore. If you are looking for a great intro into The Artist's Way, this is it.
on October 19, 2016
I wish this was part of her book The Artist's Way, as a prologue to the process. I realized I had been in fact doing them wrong and realized there is indeed a right way to do them.
on October 10, 2016
If you've read The Artist's Way this offers nothing new
