I think nearly all the writing that we do in our lives generally is performative in some way, except perhaps those scribbled notes that you do to yourself. I really believe exploratory writing can help us to surface the stuff that's hidden that we're dimly aware of or even not even aware of at all. And if you can detach from that for a minute and lean into your own thoughts about it, you're so much more likely to come up with something original, relevant, important to you. But there's something about taking that time before you just switch into that kind of derivative search focused mode to actually explore what's going on inside your head that's valuable.
Have you ever felt like there were just too many tabs open in your mind? Today, I've invited Alison Jones, the author of Exploratory Writing: Everyday Magic for Life and Work. By the end of this episode, you will have the simplest of tools that can produce extraordinary results. You'll discover an idea so simple, you'll get it immediately, and yet you've probably never done it before in your life. It will help you to be able to turn the chaos in your mind into clarity and even creativity.
Learn more from Alison here: https://alisonjones.com/
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