Tarot Writing Prompts
Sunday, September 19, 2021 from 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM Pacific Time
Hosted by Peg Cheng & AS Renner
Want to get to know yourself better?
Looking to connect with your intuition?
Enjoy journaling but never seem to find the time?
Tarot Writing Prompts is a relaxing, no-stress way to tap into your intuition and unleash your creativity. So bring a pen and notebook, and get ready to have fun writing with other like-minded folks. We will begin with a breathing exercise to help us relax and focus on the present moment. Then, Peg or Anja will draw a tarot or oracle card, discuss the imagery on the card, and give us an on-the-spot writing prompt or question to answer. After each timed writing session (we usually do 4-5), we will chat about what came up for us. Participation in the chat is entirely optional. This workshop is taught via Zoom so that you can attend from anywhere in the world.
Please note this workshop is available for live attendance ONLY, and will not be recorded. The magic is in the meeting. ✨
Tickets are $10-$40 and registration closes on September 17 at noon PDT. Register today and join us!
🔮 For an idea of what it’s like to write with us, view a recording of our last Tarot Writing Prompts workshop. 🔮
CREATIVE CUES
Saturday, September 11, 2021 from 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM Pacific Time
Hosted by the Radical Creativity Retreat from September 10-12, 2021
Do you want to create but aren’t sure what to create?
Do you long to write a book or novel but can’t pin down a topic?
Do you start lots of creative projects but never finish them?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you’re in the right place to take Creative Cues, a workshop about how to get clues from the Universe about what you should create next. Using examples from her life as an author, entrepreneur, and tarot enthusiast, Peg Cheng will guide you through three ways to listen, observe, and understand what the Universe is trying to tell you. You will learn how to choose the creative project that’s the right fit for yourself right now and finally finish what you start.
Creative Cues is one of six workshops being taught at the Radical Creativity Retreat. The organizer of the retreat, my good friend, author Lauren Sapala, will be doing an opening ceremony on Friday evening, September 10, and a closing ceremony on Sunday afternoon, September 12. There will be three workshops on Saturday, September 11, and three workshops on Sunday, September, 12. Generous breaks are scheduled between each workshop so you have time to stretch, get something to eat or drink, and absorb what you just learned.
The workshops are taught live on Zoom but will also be recorded. So if you can’t make it in person, you’ll still be able to watch later and get all the creative goodness.
Tarot Writing Prompts
Sunday, June 27, 2021 from 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM Pacific Time (30 min longer this time!)
Hosted by Peg Cheng & AS Renner
Want to get to know yourself better?
Enjoy journaling but never seem to find the time for it?
Curious about the metaphorical imagery in tarot cards?
Tarot and oracle cards are a great tool for diving into your subconscious and unleashing your creativity. In this workshop, Peg Cheng and AS Renner will draw cards from their favorite tarot and oracle decks, creating on-the-spot writing prompts for you. Bring a pen and notebook, and get ready to have fun writing with other like-minded folks. This FREE workshop will be taught online via YouTube.
Did you miss it? Darn! But you’re in luck because we recorded this one. 😄 Get out your pen and notebook, and view our tarot writing workshop here.
Tarot Writing Prompts
Sunday, March 28, 2021 from 11:00 AM – Noon Pacific Time
Hosted by Peg Cheng & AS Renner
Want to get to know yourself better? Enjoy journaling but never seem to find the time for it? Curious about the metaphorical imagery in tarot cards? Tarot and oracle cards are a great tool for diving into your subconscious and unleashing your creativity. In this workshop, Peg Cheng and AS Renner will draw cards from their favorite tarot and oracle decks, creating on-the-spot writing prompts for you. Bring a pen and notebook, and get ready to have fun writing with other like-minded folks.
Did you miss it? Darn! But you’re in luck because we recorded this one. 😄 Get out your pen and notebook, and view our tarot writing workshop here.
Tarot Writing Prompts
Sunday, February 28, 2021 from 11:00 AM – Noon Pacific Time
Hosted by Peg Cheng & AS Renner
Want to get to know yourself better? Enjoy journaling but never seem to find the time for it? Curious about the metaphorical imagery in tarot cards? Tarot and oracle cards are a great tool for diving into your subconscious and unleashing your creativity. In this workshop, authors Peg Cheng and AS Renner will draw cards from their favorite tarot and oracle decks, creating on-the-spot writing prompts for you. Bring a pen and notebook, and get ready to have fun writing with other like-minded folks.
Did you miss it? Darn! But you’re in luck because we recorded this one. 😄 Get out your pen and notebook, and view our tarot writing workshop here.
HELLO FUTURE SELF
Saturday, January 30, 2021 from 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM Pacific Time
Hosted by the INF Club
In her book, REBEL MILLIONAIRE, Peg Cheng shares how at age 25, while making less than $19,000 a year, she started saving small bits of money for retirement. 24 years later, she’s well on her way to becoming a millionaire at 65. What caused Peg to start saving and to keep saving? It wasn’t due to having more brains or luck or self-esteem. It was something else entirely: her relationship with her Future Self. In this inspiring workshop, you’ll learn how Peg built financial independence through time travel and how you can too. This workshop will be taught online via YouTube.
Saturday, November 14, 2020 from 2:00 – 4:00 PM Pacific Time
Hosted by the 2020 Portland Book Festival & Literary Arts
Telling a writer to write without fear is like telling a human to breathe without oxygen. It’s impossible to do and why would you want to? Fear is a natural part of the creative process. Instead of fighting it, work with it. Through stories, mindfulness, and free-writing, you will discover simple, realistic ways to face your fear, get to know it, and use it to propel your writing, rather than hinder it. With fear on your side, there’s nothing stopping you from being the writer you want to be. This workshop will be taught online via Zoom.
FEAR AND WRITING
Saturday, June 27, 2020 from 2:00 – 4:00 PM Pacific Time
Hosted by Literary Arts
Telling a writer to write without fear is like telling a human to breathe without oxygen. It’s impossible to do and why would you want to? Fear is a natural part of the creative process. Instead of fighting it, work with it. Through stories, mindfulness, and free-writing, you will discover simple, realistic ways to face your fear, get to know it, and use it to propel your writing, rather than hinder it. With fear on your side, there’s nothing stopping you from being the writer you want to be. This workshop will be taught online via Zoom.
FEAR AND WRITING
Tuesday, August 20, 2019 from 6:30 – 8:30 PM Pacific Time
Lake Forest Park Library, 17171 Bothell Way NE, Lake Forest Park, WA 98155
Telling a writer to write without fear is like telling a human to breathe without oxygen. It’s impossible to do and why would you want to? Fear is a natural part of the creative process. Instead of fighting it, work with it. Through stories, mindfulness, and free-writing, you will discover simple, realistic ways to face your fear, get to know it, and use it to propel your writing, rather than hinder it. With fear on your side, there’s nothing stopping you from being the writer you want to be.
FEAR AND WRITING
Saturday, July 20, 2019 from 2:00 – 4:00 PM Pacific Time
Seattle Public Library, Northeast Branch, 6801 35th Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98115
Telling a writer to write without fear is like telling a human to breathe without oxygen. It’s impossible to do and why would you want to? Fear is a natural part of the creative process. Instead of fighting it, work with it. Through stories, mindfulness, and free-writing, you will discover simple, realistic ways to face your fear, get to know it, and use it to propel your writing, rather than hinder it. With fear on your side, there’s nothing stopping you from being the writer you want to be.
FEAR AND WRITING
Saturday, September 8, 2018 from 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM Pacific Time
Woodinville Library, 17105 Avondale Road NE, Woodinville WA 98072
Telling a writer to write without fear is like telling a human to breathe without oxygen. It’s impossible to do and why would you want to? Fear is a natural part of the creative process. Instead of fighting it, work with it. Through stories, mindfulness, and free-writing, you will discover simple, realistic ways to face your fear, get to know it, and use it to propel your writing, rather than hinder it. With fear on your side, there’s nothing stopping you from being the writer you want to be.
FEAR AND WRITING
Saturday, March 10, 2018 from 2:00 – 4:00 PM Pacific Time
Seattle Public Library, 1000 Fourth Ave, Seattle, WA 98104. Level 4, Room 1: WA Mutual Room
Telling a writer to write without fear is like telling a human to breathe without oxygen. It’s impossible to do and why would you want to? Fear is a natural part of the creative process. Instead of fighting it, work with it. Through stories, mindfulness, and free-writing, you will discover simple, realistic ways to face your fear, get to know it, and use it to propel your writing, rather than hinder it. With fear on your side, there’s nothing stopping you from being the writer you want to be.
Curious how the workshop went? Read the recap.
FEAR AND WRITING
Sunday, September 17, 2017 from 2:00 – 4:00 PM Pacific Time
Seattle Public Library, Greenwood Branch, 8016 Greenwood Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103
Telling a writer to write without fear is like telling a human to breathe without oxygen. It’s impossible to do and why would you want to? Fear is a natural part of the creative process. Instead of fighting it, work with it. Through stories, mindfulness, and free-writing, you will discover simple, realistic ways to face your fear, get to know it, and use it to propel your writing, rather than hinder it. With fear on your side, there’s nothing stopping you from being the writer you want to be.
Curious how the workshop went? Read the recap.
POETRY MAKERSPACE WORKSHOP
Sunday, May 7, 2017 from 2:30 – 4:30 PM Pacific Time
Eighth Generation, 93 Pike Street, Seattle, WA 98101
Everyone can write. Everyone can make art.
Join artist-storytellers Peg Cheng and Marcus Donner to learn step-by-step how to create a poem and piece of art using found text, colorful inks, post-it notes, postage stamps, and more. Your finished art will be matted and ready to frame. No experience necessary. All materials are provided.
This workshop was inspired by the Found Poetry Makerspace Workshop by Robyn Hood Black.
Curious how the workshop went? Read the recap.
WRITERS WELLNESS RETREAT
a day of mindfulness, movement & expression
Sunday, March 12, 2017 from 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM Pacific Time
Embrace the Moon, 1716 NW Market Street, Seattle, WA 98107
Retreat led by Peg Cheng and Qigong taught by Kim Ivy
Writing can be a lonely and scary art form. Facing the blank page day after day requires courage and tenacity. Still, writers don’t give themselves enough credit for the challenging emotional and intellectual work they do time and time again, and instead, they often criticize themselves for not writing enough or for not writing better.
This is why the Writers Wellness Retreat was created. It’s a day for like-minded writers to come together and reclaim or begin a practice of self-care for greater creativity and productivity. Through meditation, use the power of breath to practice mindfulness. Through guided writing exercises, discover your innermost desires and purpose as a writer. Through qigong, move your body to promote relaxation, intuition, and greater flow of energy. Through sharing stories, gain perspective and enjoy camaraderie with fellow writers.
Experience all of this at Embrace the Moon, a healing and beautiful space. Refreshments, tea, and self-care goody bags will be provided. Lunch is on your own at one of Ballard’s many restaurants or you can bring your lunch.
Curious how the retreat went? Read Jeanie’s recap.