Les 1
Empty Your Head
We begin simply, with total permission to write without editing, filtering or making sense of anything. Don't worry if you've never journalled before, or if you think the words won't come. Just bring yourself, and we'll write, and notice, together.
Les 2
Notice The Patterns
Today we're taking time for another free write, then we'll slow down enough to really hear what we've written.
Are the same words showing up? Has anything shifted since yesterday? The practice deepens with a simple but powerful prompt: write back to yourself the way your wisest, kindest friend would.
Les 3
What Do You Need?
Today, we'll look back at everything you've written so far, begin to identify the recurring themes, and trace them back to their roots. Beneath the tiredness, the frustration, the scattered thoughts — what do you actually need?
Les 4
Dream A Little Bigger
Today, we look at those desires we uncovered yesterday and ask the question - what is possible? Again, we're not censoring or editing ourselves. We are allowing ourselves to ask the question and, in so doing, discover what it feels like to let ourselves imagine more than one way forward.
Les 5
Choose Three Things
In today's session, we'll look at everything you've brainstormed, and identify the ideas that feel genuinely supportive and quietly compelling — and then choose just three. Small, kind, realistic actions, including one you can do today. Let's do this.
Les 6
Follow The Feeling
Today, we reflect on the action you took yesterday before returning to the bigger, bolder ideas on your list.
We allow ourselves to ask: what need is hidden inside those bigger dreams? And what smaller step might let you begin moving towards them?
Les 7
Let's See What Happened
Today, we begin not with writing but with breathing, before going back to read everything we wrote this week.
Has your tone shifted? What themes kept returning? What have you already done differently?
There's no pressure for a breakthrough — we're just giving ourselves space to notice what's changed, however quietly, and to remember that the wisdom was yours all along.