I enjoyed hearing your experiences with J. Cameron and also about your blog. I feel very much the same way! I’d love to hear how your online learning community is coming together and what you enjoy about it. Good for you!

Enjoy your day and I’ll be seeing you around cyberspace! Thanks for introducing yourself to me. Cheers!
.-= Lori´s last blog ..Your Body is a Fortress, Part 6 – The Pectoralis Minor =-.

I “met” you via the 31 days to kick to blog in the ass programme and thought I’d wander past your site to say hello!

I enjoyed this post. I only started blogging in May or June this year, but had had a life-long desire before that to write. I’d done the Julia Cameron stuff, but it wasn’t till I started creating a blogsite that magic started to really happen in my life. It’s like I’ve set free a part of me that’s been tied up for years and now things I’d never have imagined are happening. For one, I’m trying to create an online learning community and develop a whole different way of working for myself. Which is kind of neat, because that’s really the essence of what I set out to write about, except I was thinking about it from other people’s perspective!!

Good to meet you and good luck with you blog. Looking forward to continuing our development journey together!

YES!
.-= Hayden Tompkins´s last blog ..The Magic of Having Your Own Transformers =-.

I’m sending you the best vibes in the world right now that you can find your ‘natural’ fins and boost your power in the pool. I think you’ll love it. (Thanks for taking this idea under consideration)

Hey, I like that idea of writing as a balm. Sometimes, even when I’m leaving comments, I feel incredibly soothed. That’s a super analogy. Thanks, too, for your kind words about my blog. I’ll try my best not to disappoint you.

I do believe that writing regularly helps provide a balm for the mind and soothes the soul.

Love your postings so much, I subscribed to your blog.

Before I established my blog, I was just like you, I felt like an alien here in blog land, living amongst cyber athletes. But, you know, it took a strong woman to comment, I commend you for it, and thank you! You belong here blogging, too, if ever you so desire. (If you’re bored, check my post called “Start a Blog” for more ‘stuff’ like this post.)

I could write a gargantuan-long comment here addressing your question, because I mirrored your thoughts for a really long time and you touched upon a really important point.

In short – EVERYONE IS BORN WITH AN INHERENT GIFT FOR CREATIVE WRITING. I firmly believe that – it started with cave painting a bazillion years ago. Right? Just start writing every morning or night, just two or three pages of longhand, in a notebook. You’ll get the swing of things. Practice, find a good friend to share with when you’re ready (or email me ), and get to it! Time is ticking…

Thanks for stopping by today, and thanks for your comment over at WSL, Mary. You rock!

I loved what you said here. I agree – when I write, tornados form and I feel that my mind starts whipping my world into motion. What a roller coaster ride!

Enjoy your weekend, Hayden. I’ll be seeing you over at Through the Illusion (love the look and feel of your blog, BTW).
xo