Notes to Self
You already know yourself. We're just going to write toward what you know.
Every Day Genius presents...
Notes to Self
A 4-Day Genius Journaling Workshop
July 7–10 · 10am CT · Zoom · $10
Notes to Self is a four-day journaling workshop built around the eight EDG Genius Tensions — the natural polarities that shape how you think, create, work, and live.
No prior knowledge required. No assessment needed. Just a journal, a pen, and a willingness to write honestly for 45 minutes a day.
By Thursday you'll have four days of writing that maps your own genius pattern — in your own words, in your own hand.
What we explore each day:
Monday — The Shape of You. Certainty · Wonder and Structure · Flow.
Tuesday — The Shape of Others. Giving · Receiving and Visibility · Solitude.
Wednesday — The Shape of Time. Gratitude · Vision and Doubt · Confidence.
Thursday — The Shape of Your Genius. Resistance · Momentum and Inner Fire · Outer Reward.
Each 45-minute session includes:
A short ZenDally™ doodle warm-up to ground the hand before the writing begins. Guided journal prompts for each tension. Private writing time — no performance, no sharing required. A brief closing reflection to carry into your day.
What to bring:
Your journal
A pen (your favorite one)
Yourself exactly as you are
Sessions are live on Zoom, 10am–11am CT. Recordings available for registered participants.
July 7–10 · 10am CT · Zoom · $10
You already know yourself.
We're just going to write toward what you know.
Registration opens June 13th · Spots are limited
About your guide:
Michele Jennae is the founder of Every Day Genius — a framework for understanding and activating your personal genius pattern. She came to journaling late, slowed by the same perfectionism that keeps most people from beginning. What she discovered when she finally started was that the blank page isn't waiting to evaluate you. It's waiting to receive you.
She doesn't teach from theory. She teaches from the journal.
Notes to Self is the next step after Doodles & Daydreams — but you don't need to have done one to do the other. Both are entry points. Both lead home.