J is for JOURNALING
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Writing is a strong and powerful tool which
allows us to express our self freely
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Journaling therapy helps us during times we seek
clarity about way forward in life and also provides us with opportunities to
self-reflect and understand our self better
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Enables us to analyse our life in terms of where
we are vis-à-vis our defined goals and bridge the identified gaps
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Provides us with a private space to release our
strong pent-up feelings and emotions
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Creates a timeline of our life, capturing every
aspect of it (whatever we want it to capture). Creates a mini autobiography
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Helps tracks goals and record progress
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Helps us relax thereby reducing stress
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Helps us become better organised
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Makes us more creative and a better thinker as it helps to capture every
idea of ours
How to make JOURNALING more effective ?
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Decide what kind of journal you want maintain –reflective,
gratitude , travel, religious/
spiritual, idea and many other
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Decide and Maintain specific schedule for
Journaling in terms of time, duration, frequency and length. A routine
journaling would be more effective
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To make it more useful, make specific sections
to write
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Write positive and progressive entries
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Keep the entries short and simple and write in
your natural style without worrying to get the grammar right
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Keep the journal accessible for you – when at
home, try to keep it within your reach even during night and when outside home,
try carrying it with you
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Don’t buy a bulky and a very big journal as it
may not be encourage you to write
So, don't wait for another day and start penning down your life now !
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I've never kept a journal on a regular basis. However, I have many hobbies tied to memory keeping that incorporate journaling. WeekendsInMaine
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ReplyDeleteI've start bullet journaling. Mostly to help with productivity and keep up with the things I keep forgetting (the joys of getting older!). I jot down notes about the day, but don't really write deep thoughts. I have a journal in my bed side table that I write in when I have thoughts running circles in my head. I thin because my bullet journal goes every where with me I'm afraid I might lose it so don't want my deepest thoughts just lying around. Girl Who Reads
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