Jean O.
Yes! And i find that is my favorite time when i’m writing. By going through these rabbit holes in my own psyche and being able to analyze my own writing i feel that i get an extra insight to what is going on in my mind. Traveling through rabbit holes isn’t bad at all especially when you can pause, reflect on your writing, and find the root of what this rabbit hole was triggered by. I find immensely helpful!!
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- How to get yourself to write in your journal on days when you are really in a rut and can’t even get out of bed to write?
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- I’m stacking multiple journals at the moment – activity’s- 💤 sleep- diet- exercise- not sure 🤔 if that’s over doing it but it seem the phone 📱 does a lot of the “heavy lifting” recording everything?? then I just comb over the top of everything at the end of the day…not sure my strategy is functional??
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