How intuitive writing makes research unnecessary (and unlocks your flow)
- Johanna Zaïre
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Hi! Are you a writer or do you dream of becoming one? Then you're probably familiar with this frustration: having to stop in your tracksto do research.
This is when your mind kicks in: "Wait, does this street really exist?" or "What material is resistant to acid?" . These interruptions break your flow and turn writing into a chore.
But what if I told you that the information is already there? That's the power of intuitive writing. It's not luck, it's a deep connection to your story and your characters.
Let me tell you how an unknown substance saved my novel.
Intuitive writing put to the test: the story of PTFE
Ten years ago, I wrote World War Web (WWW). One of my characters, Spencer, a young scientist, had to run acid through pipes.
Instantly, my mind cried out, "But... it'll melt! You have to do some research!"
Spencer, for his part, was adamant. I insisted, convinced that I had complete control over the story. That's when I heard Spencer very clearly give me the solution:
"PTFE! PTFE pipes!"
The method for not stifling creative momentum
Since this word meant nothing to me, I applied my golden rule of intuitive writing:
I wrote "PTFE pipes" in the sentence.
I added a note in the margin for verification purposes.
I continued writing the story in one go.
It was only when I was proofreading much later that I typed "PTFE pipe" into the search engine. And that's when I had my revelation: Spencer (and my intuition) were absolutely right! PTFE is a material that is extremely resistantto acids and is used in industry and on construction sites.
My intuition (and Spencer) knew more about chemical engineering than my own mind. This is concrete proof that the information you need for the consistency of your story is accessible.
🤯 When quantum physics comes into play: Sylvie's experience
To reinforce this idea, I want to tell you about Sylvie. I helped her write a novel whose characters were two physicists. The problem? Sylvie knew absolutely nothing about quantum physics.
However, during our sessions of intuitive visualization, she was able to pick up very precise technical information related to quantum physics and give details about places she had never visited.
We were able to verify this information on the internet. It was impressive: the story was incredibly accurate and consistent, even though Sylvie was starting from scratch on the subject.
The key benefits of intuitive writing for writers
Intuitive writing is a powerful technique that is not only used to "channel" a message. It is the perfect tool for optimizing your writing process.
Here is what intuitive writing actually unlocks:
Maximum fluidity: You write your story in one go without letting doubts or the need for research slow you down.
Huge time savings: You spend your time writing, not browsing. Research is reduced to a quick check after writing.
Unexpected consistency: The story, technical details, and even locations are often more precise than your mind could have imagined.
Stronger confidence: You finally trust this creative flow that you cannot control and that is the source of your best ideas.
Ready to write fluently, quickly, and coherently?
If you're tired of being slowed down by your mind, of doubting the coherence of your plot, and if you dream of writing that flows, is fast, and magically coherent, then it's time to unlock that potential.
I will guide you through your project so that you too can write in this way, in total connection with your intuition and your characters.
Discover how I can help you use intuitive writing:
To unlock an entire project (novel, essay, etc.):
To get a detailed answer to a question that is bothering you (a one-time session):
See you soon.
Johanna
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