Write from the Heart

Trust Your Inner Voice and Let Your Writing Flow

Every writer knows the thrill of inspiration — and the frustration when doubt creeps in. You have a story to tell, but the noise of “How should I write it?” and “What will people think?” can drown out the very voice you need most: your own.

Write from the Heart is a workshop for writers and aspiring authors who want to build trust in their intuition — not just for crafting words, but for making the big choices that come after: editing, publishing, and sharing your work with the world.

When you learn to tune into your own creative compass, writing becomes easier, decisions become clearer, and you start moving forward with confidence instead of second-guessing every step.

• Find your flow again — learn to bypass overthinking so the words come naturally
• Break through writer’s block by tuning into your inner storyteller
• Make publishing decisions with clarity — so you stop spinning in “What ifs” and start taking action
• Align your marketing with your message — no more feeling awkward about promoting your work
• Trust your creative instincts — and feel proud of the choices you make from first draft to finished book

• Intuitive Free-Writing Sessions to loosen up your voice and strengthen your connection to it
• Character & Scene Channeling to add depth, emotion, and truth to your stories
• Decision Mapping Exercises for publishing, editing, or marketing choices
• Energy Check-Ins to sense if a creative or business decision truly feels “right” for you

By the end, you’ll leave with:

• Pages of fresh, inspired writing
• A deeper connection to your own creative process
• Tools you can use anytime you get stuck or uncertain
• The confidence to move forward in your writing journey — on your terms

Whether you’re working on your first piece or your fifth book, this is your space to reconnect with your voice, your vision, and the joy of writing from the heart.

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