Consider journaling with intention to boost creativity

A popular piece of advice on how to break your writer’s block is to do something besides write.

Right now, that’s not feasible for many of us, being asked to limit the time we spend off of our property.

So we’ll return to another common tip: journaling.

Writing coach Catharine Bramkamp explains how journaling with intention can improve your work, especially if you can push past the five-minute mark.

Read her advice over on Live Write Thrive.

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