Journaling
I bounce back and forth between being a seasonal and daily journal writer.
Journaling
To make peace with what’s out of your control
What happens if I ignore it and do nothing?
Should I learn a lesson from this, or just move on?
How can I blame no one, and see this as nobody’s fault?
How can I be OK no matter what happens?
What happens if I ignore it and do nothing?
Should I learn a lesson from this, or just move on?
How can I blame no one, and see this as nobody’s fault?
How can I be OK no matter what happens?
Many are questions about how to live a better life, while a few are focused on how to succeed professionally. The key to this exercise is to make them open-ended questions that don’t necessarily have a single answer. To find questions that invoke a state of wonder and curiosity about the amazing world we live in.
Tiago Forte • Building a Second Brain: A Proven Method to Organise Your Digital Life and Unlock Your Creative Potential
If I could choose a different first name, it would be____________.
Describe your favorite food(s).
Describe one of your strengths.
The practice of writing down one’s thoughts and notes to help make sense of the world has a long legacy. For centuries, artists and intellectuals from Leonardo da Vinci to Virginia Woolf, from John Locke to Octavia Butler, have recorded the ideas they found most interesting in a book they carried around with them, known as a “commonplace book.”
Tiago Forte • Building a Second Brain: A Proven Method to Organize Your Digital Life and Unlock Your Creative Potential
Write a to-do list of tasks that make you happy.
Journaling Changed Suleika Jaouad’s Life. Here Are Her Tips for Getting Started — and Sticking With It.
Dana Davisnytimes.com
In Phelps’ world of journaling, there are two rules.
The first: No limits.
No prompts, no planning, just riffing.
Phelps established this as a first-time journaler, and it’s been his style since.
“It was my way of just getting all the thoughts and feelings and emotions on paper,” he said. “To where I wasn’t really carrying them as excess weight around... See more
The first: No limits.
No prompts, no planning, just riffing.
Phelps established this as a first-time journaler, and it’s been his style since.
“It was my way of just getting all the thoughts and feelings and emotions on paper,” he said. “To where I wasn’t really carrying them as excess weight around... See more