Today I am delighted to share with you the journal story of Connie Solera, artist & founder of Dirty Footprints Studio. One of the many things I love about Connie is the way she shows up so truthfully. As she shares her journal story, think you’ll really feel just how much Connie’s journals mean to her.
Thank you to Connie for sharing her story. You can find her at Dirty Footprints Studio.
Today I am delighted to share with you the journal story of Carrie Klassen, writer & creative director of Pink Elephant Creative. My eyes welled as I listened to Carrie tell her story of what a deep and profound gift a journal can be. Thank you to the dads out there that give their girl a journal.
Thank you to Carrie for sharing her story. You can find her at Pink Elephant Creative.
Be a part of the Give a Girl a Journal Blog Hop and Social Media Extravaganza on Feb 14!
Are you?Participate in tomorrow’s Blog Hop & Social Media Extravaganza and support Give a Girl a Journal by Sharing Your Journal StoryToday I am delighted to share with you the journal story of Akiyo Kano of Journaling Sage. After years of struggle, Akiyo is now prolific in her journaling – as you’ll see when she shares her wonderful shelf of colourful journals! She knows that when you give a girl a journal, you empower that girl. I know you will enjoy all that Akiyo has to share.
Thank you to Akiyo for sharing her story. You can find her at JournalingSage.com and on her YouTube Channel.
Be a part of the Give a Girl a Journal Blog Hop and Social Media Extravaganza on Feb 14!Today I am so happy to share with you the journal story of Andrea Schroeder, creative life coach and founder of Creative Dream Incubator. I always think Andrea makes magic in her journals, and you’ll see why! She gives us a bit of a peek into her pages – what a delight! Andrea knows that journaling can bring us home to ourselves. What a gift to give a girl!
You can find out more about Andrea at Creative Dream Incubator and on her YouTube channel.
Today I am so excited to share with you the journal stories of Amy Sedgwick, co-founder of Red Tent Sisters, and her daughter, 10-year-old Mattea Levman. This is incredibly special for me because Amy has been an avid supporter of this project since it was the seed of an idea and Mattea was a part of GDay Toronto, where I introduced a vibrant group of 10-12 year old girls to the power of journaling. I hope that you enjoy all they have to share about the power of journaling.
You can find out more about Amy and at Red Tent Sisters.
Be a part of the Give a Girl a Journal Blog Hop and Social Media Extravaganza on Feb 14!
