MARUSHA MOZOLEVSKAYA
wordsmith
storytelLER
Journaling giuide
educator
wordsmith
storytelLER
Journaling giuide
educator
Marusha is the founder of Girls Who Write – a global platform and community supporting women who want to find joy in writing, develop their voice, and take their ideas seriously, whether for the first time or the next chapter. She works as a book writing mentor and journaling guide, helping writers and writers-to-be move from self-doubt to structure, clarity, and finished work.
She is the author of Not Just a Mom, a memoir-based self-help book for all the art moms out there, creator of the Naked Words journaling course, and the founder of the annual Barcelona Journaling Festival – and the upcoming New York Journaling Festival. Marusha is based in Barcelona, where she lives with her 12-year old son Keith and a little brown dog Fika.
She is the author of Not Just a Mom, a memoir-based self-help book for all the art moms out there, creator of the Naked Words journaling course, and the founder of the annual Barcelona Journaling Festival – and the upcoming New York Journaling Festival. Marusha is based in Barcelona, where she lives with her 12-year old son Keith and a little brown dog Fika.
Recent podcast episodes with Marusha
Meaningful chats about expressive writing and living a creative life that brings joy
- How to listen to your inner broccoli and what does your inside weather forecast tell you? How to find your naked words and why it matters?
- Write Like a Traveler: Marusha on Noticing Life Through Journaling. What happens when you approach your everyday life with curiosity, openness, and a willingness to be changed?
- On "vomiting on the page" and looking at your journal as your closest, "deep shit" friend, on vulnerability and connection...and so much more!
- We discuss the empowerment created within women's circles and the therapeutic benefits of journaling. Marusha shares her journey from journalism to journalling, highlighting various techniques and personal anecdotes.
- From documenting the external world to exploring the inner one through journaling. Marusha's talking about her personal practice that evolved across countries, languages, and life transitions, and how journaling became a tool not just for reflection, but for self-discovery and emotional processing.