Affirmative Handwriting: Practice Journal Paperback – February 21, 2026

This is a printed cursive handwriting practice book with 60-days of exercises. Affirmative Handwriting book was created by Alisha Forrester Scott with an intention to help you "Write Your Own Life Script to Build More Empowering Self-Beliefs!". This is a premium softcover magazine-style book which has 140 pages in a standard paper size 8.5" (W) x 11" (H) size, and printed in full-color. This practice journal is specially formatted for you to write directly into it.About the Book: You are here to learn about yourself through the practice of “Affirmative Handwriting”. But what does that mean? “Affirmative Handwriting” means taking time to become grounded by practicing writing positive statements in your own cursive handwriting. In fact, the prompts inside this book may help you "out" of a dark place. This book is intended to inspire your own words and creative expressions. Ultimately your goal is to "springboard" from practicing in this book, to writing inside your own journals -filled-up with ideas and "scripts" of your own.Cursive handwriting practice has scientifically-proven benefits for the brain and body. Doing so can help you to uncover and generate more life enjoyment. With your regular handwriting practice, and by using this “write-in” journal, in a matter of weeks you see progress. And after a couple of months, it is likely you will have cultivated more of the emotionally "UP" energy that's need to rebuild a healthy self-confidence.More to the Story: "When I was healing myself, I needed to build confidence with each writing session. Each of the affirmative statements insider were once my very own, real, written statements. I have gone through them in my best handwriting in order to provide you with a cursive handwriting template. If you wanted to, you can “mirror” my prompts and letters, to re-write the affirmative prompts into your own handwriting script. No matter what though, you are encouraged to be yourself, and practice by changing the statements as you want to. I have painstakingly (and happily!) done my best to make the prompt statements feel helpful, forward-leaning, and assured." Read more