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Journaling for Passion, Clarity & Purpose!
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Average audio length:
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English
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125 episodes
since March 4, 2013
episodic
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You can hear my enthusiasm in the intro of this week’s episode, because it’s a profound pleasure to have Joyce Chapman finally appear on JournalTalk.
Joyce’s history and wisdom in Journal-writing goes back further than anyone else I’ve met. And she summarizes all of it in si…
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My guest this week asks us to consider that perhaps our journals are not really private. Maybe the pages we write are a collaboration with a universal spirit, a co-author in our life experience.
Join me in an open-minded dialogue with Maryann Patalano, a religious science practitioner and author of…
Part three of our series in fantasy journaling features Anne Marvin‘s concept of finding truth in fantasy — finding out what you really want, by exploring the worlds of fantasy and make-believe.
Anne has a background in federal nuclear weapons policy, but confesses she also enjoys ̶…
Have I got a story for you.
In the previous episode, I introduced the concept of “fantasy journaling” — writing in a private diary, about events that never actually took place, as if they had.
In this episode, I’m joined by my friend, “Janet-from-another-Planet” …
Sweeping through my boxes of old journal books, I happened upon a passage that I wrote in college — a detailed account of a semi-erotic interaction with someone on whom I had a secret crush.
Wait a minute, I thought, as my neurons raced to retrieve my inner journal logs for comparison, I don&…
You don’t have to believe that Dorothy Gale was a real Kansas farmer’s niece, or acknowledge the existence of a magical Munchkinland in order to gain insights and inspiration for finding your own (yellow-brick) path home. Similarly, you can draw upon a number of powerful images and stor…
Susan Borkin joins me once again, to share a therapist’s viewpoint on the journal-writing benefit of improved self-esteem, and walk us through a few tips from her book, The Healing Power of Writing.
Maybe it’s a generational thing, but I don’t seem to hear about the importance of …
A key distinction that sets journaling apart from all other forms of creative expression is privacy. In this episode, we take a step beyond. My guest, Doug Foresta, believes firmly in the benefits of private journal-writing, and yet also urges us, “the world needs our voice and our gifts.R…
Anonymous callers are so much fun, and ask such close, personal questions. This one asks, “Can a journal help someone with anger management issues?” I’ve got some thoughts of my own on this, but I’ve invited back back Susan Borkin, to include a therapist’s viewpoint. H…
I’ve often said on this program: Journaling is a process, not a product; a journey not the destination. This week, meet Jami McQuivey, an author, coach and speaker who is on that perpetual journey of self-discovery, constantly realizing new dreams.
Her first book, Stop Drifting, Start Living conta…
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