If you are a multi-passionate mum and entrepreneur, chances are your mind is rarely quiet. Ideas, emotions, plans, to-do lists, responsibilities, and creative sparks all compete for attention at the same time. Creating clarity inside that chaos can feel almost impossible.
Especially as a multipassionate creative and mama, there is a never-ending stream of ideas and projects you want to explore.
In this episode of Mama What’s Next, Melanie shares a simple daily writing practice that has helped her create calm, focus, and direction as a multi-passionate mum and entrepreneur: Morning Pages, a tool from The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron.
She talks about why this practice feels awkward at first, why consistency matters more than perfection, and how writing by hand helps clear mental clutter, reduce anxiety, and turn scattered energy into focused action.
This episode is for multi-passionate mums and women entrepreneurs who feel pulled in many directions and want a grounded way to build a sustainable business without losing themselves in the process.
In This Episode, We Talk About:- What Morning Pages are and how they work
- Why handwriting and stream-of-consciousness writing matter
- How Morning Pages reduce anxiety and negative self-talk
- Creating clarity amid chaos and too many ideas
- Why compassion and flexibility are part of the practice
- Turning scattered thoughts into focused action
- How Morning Pages support sustainable business growth
- Using daily writing to prioritize what truly matters
Mentioned in This Episode:- The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron
- Morning Pages (daily stream-of-consciousness writing practice)
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