The Divergent Journaler

“Typically, Morning Pages are quite fragmented, giving the impression of ADD. Paradoxically, the fragmented pages yield coherent thought to those who do suffer from ADD.” - Julia Cameron Morning pages = fragmented pages! Yes, yes mine do look exactly like that haha! Today is day [ . . . ]

Weekly prompts to help you think a little harder, write a little longer, and have a bit of fun in your journal. I provide the prompt and then a bit of discussion afterward to help you think beyond the prompt. How To Use Weekly Prompts Using weekly prompts can be as simple or as d [ . . . ]

I have a love affair with bookmarks in all sizes and shapes, paper or metal; I just love bookmarks. Making free printable bookmarks allows me to save a bundle and keep this love affair moving right along! Bookmarks serve as convenient tools for marking your place. They allow you [ . . . ]

Journaling is an incredible tool for anyone to use. It can help you manage your emotions, thoughts and desires, mental health, and so much more. A journal can also be a creative outlet, enabling you to build and expand your creative abilities. Below, you will find a list of ways [ . . . ]

A divergent journaler refers to someone who embraces a diverse approach to journaling and encompasses a wide range of ideas, thoughts, methods, and experiences within one book. To become divergent, you must let go of rules and free yourself from the constraints of what others do. [ . . . ]

These fun journaling prompts are meant to inspire self-discovery and reflection while adding an element of enjoyment to your journaling practice. Remember, your journal page is your own. The key is having fun and enjoying your time with the page. Click here to skip past the image [ . . . ]

Broadly, divergent journaling is a process that allows for incorporating various journaling methods in a single location. I am a mom, wife, and artist. But I also wear many other hats; this is part of being human. I am a daughter, a sister, a grandma, a chef, a laundress, a maid, [ . . . ]