Invitation to Year Two

A new year is approaching and another is ending. Beginnings are an opportunity to change, to grow, to reflect, and to learn. Have you always wanted to keep a notebook? Have you started and stopped? Do you have a notebook that sits on your desk empty? Here’s a chance for you to develop a habit of notebooking with the second year of 100 Days of Notebooking! #100daysofnotebooking

The challenge is simple: get a notebook and a pen and write in a notebook for the first one-hundred days of the year. That’s it. We’ve created a supportive community so you aren’t notebooking alone! Join us in our Facebook group, #100DaysofNotebooking. You may share your notebooking pages or just posts about your journey as a notebooker...and that's it. No need to sign up. Just show up!

Take THIS as the sign that you’ve been waiting for...it’s your invitation to begin (or continue) your journey as a notebooker.

Notebooking is an essential part of my life. I’ve been notebooking since I was in the fourth grade and now eighty-eight(ish) notebooks later, I am still going strong. Why do I notebook? Why might you start? Here are a few reasons:
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1. Notebooking brings peace of mind during times of stress.
2. Notebooking is an opportunity to take risks in writing. No audience...unless you decide to share something.
3. Notebooking provides me with time to reflect and remember. 
4. YOU are the boss of our own notebook. Take time to figure out what you want from this time. 
5. Because of time spent notebooking, these words are easier to say,
“I am a writer.” ​ 

YOU have a story that’s worth remembering. Invest in yourself. Take a few moments each day and sit with your notebook. It will change your life. I promise!
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And...if you’d like some extra support, you are invited to join me in an online class that I’m facilitating through TeachWrite for notebookers of all skill and experience. YOU are welcome. YOU are invited. We will share our tips and tricks with notebooking. We will share our struggles and brainstorm possible solutions. Interested? Here’s the link for more information and to sign up: Notebooking 101 with Michelle Haseltine.