**This practical Seven - Day Creative Writing Prompt Journey is for anyone who would like to start writing straight away with gentle guidance and accountability**

~ We'll go through how to work with creative writing prompts effectively that will help you overcome writer's block and get writing.

~ How to develop a daily writing habit / regular writing habit and build writing skills whilst honouring your wellbeing.

~ How to manage the writing material that you generate.

THEN

~ Each day for seven days you will receive two writing prompts. You’ll choose one and write for four minutes helping you to develop a regular writing habit.

~ Tracking your progress to help build a daily writing habit, discipline and keep inspired.

The writing exercises have been designed to fit into your current schedule with ease - even if you have a lot of commitments and would like to add a splash of creativity to your routine. It will help you build a regular / daily writing habit, overcome writers' block and generate material with fun writing exercises. It's suitable for beginner writers or those with more experience who would like to use the writing practices as a warm up before working on a longer writing project.

When I first started writing I found that working with prompts helped me to build confidence and fluency in my writing. They helped me to overcome writer’s block, let go of perfectionism, generate material along with helping me develop my intuition and voice.

I went on to publish poetry, academic literary articles, blog posts. Additionally, I wrote short stories which I then adapted and produced as short films, theatre shows, and character comedy. Prompts also helped me to get to know myself better and become more intentional with my life and creativity. It all started with prompts. I then continued to write with prompts when warming up before working on writing projects along with using them as a self - reflection tool. I found them so helpful that I decided to make this seven - day creative writing prompt journey for others to enjoy.

Who This Class Is For:

This class is great for people at the beginning of their creative writing journey with a desire to start expressing their ideas and would like some help to do this.

People with an established writing practice can also benefit from this class by using the prompts as a warm-up before working on a longer project.

What You'll Need:

~ Pen, notebook, a Wi-Fi Connection. You may choose to work with other devices such as a computer, voice recorder or video recorder.

~ File for your writing e.g. notebook, binder and / or a digital file.

- A timer set to four minutes to time each writing session.

~ Daily Habit Tracker - you can download one from the Project & Resources tab or make your own.

Everything is taken care of for you. All you need to do is set aside five minutes and press play - an easy way to get writing immediately and start your writing projects. The best results arise out of just doing the thing. This class makes it as easy as possible for you to do the writing.

I suggest carrying around a notebook / voice recorder whilst you're out and about during the class because you are likely to see an increase in ideas flowing to you simply through the action of taking five minutes on a consistent basis to practice creative writing.

We're all unique, with something important to say and the world needs as many different voices expressing themselves as possible - whether that be to ourselves, our local community or more publicly. Thank you for taking the time to invest in your own creative & personal development and for taking this class.

I look forward to hearing about your experience of the class and what it sparks for you in the Review Section.

Ask questions and share which prompts you choose with the writing community in the Discussion Section.

Now let's jump into Lesson One - see you there!

Emma Shelton

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