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‘Nothing happens until something moves.’ – Albert Einstein

writerfulness, by Jane Hardjono

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You want to write a book. But you’re stuck. Your head is taking charge, with overthinking, putting it off, or telling you to wait for the perfect time.

writerfulness shows you how being stuck is part of the process. And that getting unstuck is a potential outcome (as is stopping or pausing or doing something else). By combining mindfulness with bodyfulness (body awareness), you’ll examine your identity as a writer from a grounded, embodied place. And that includes fighting yourself (but you’ll discover that the fight doesn’t last for long).

This book isn’t about forcing words onto the page. It’s about creating the conditions where writing just happens.

writerfulness contains 16 embodied writing explorations that help you:

– Accept what is happening with your head and paying closer attention to your body

– Move through creative blocks without grit or willpower

– Write from a grounded, present state

– Trust the process instead of fighting it

Each exploration shifts from reflection, to writing practices, to movement — so you can access the ideas that are already there.

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mindfulness + bodyfulness = writerfulness


It won’t all make sense at first. And there is no need. It definitely will … on the other side.

– Thomas Lahnthaler, Author and Unconventionalist


It left me with a desire to be less critical of my art, less in need of an outcome. The process is enough.

– Halee Moss,
Creative (spinner, crafter, designer)


writerfulness uncovers feelings of excitement, motivation and curiosity of what could be possible for someone’s creative genius.

– Emma McCann, Functional Health Coach

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