Catarina Cardoso
Journaling helps to sort out your ideas, opinions, beliefs, but especially your emotions. More times than not if you write it down first you have already began the coping process. Writing also records your journey. You can see how far you’ve grown, lessons learned, prayers answered and even where you’re stagnant. You also notice patterns through journaling. If you can’t figure out why you’re feeling a certain way, journaling may allow you to see causative factors.
Related Questions
- If you do different types of journaling at a time, do you keep different journals for each or just one? Why?
- How do you write your journals? And how often you write?
- How much should I write in my journal?
- Do you recommend a digital journal or a real one?
- What to do when you feel discouraged about completing and reaching you habit goals?
Allison Murphy
Journaling helps to sort out your ideas, opinions, beliefs, but especially your emotions. More times than not if you write it down first you have already began the coping process. Writing also records your journey. You can see how far you’ve grown, lessons learned, prayers answered and even where you’re stagnant. You also notice patterns through journaling. If you can’t figure out why you’re feeling a certain way, journaling may allow you to see causative factors.
Harold Fox
It lets you release the story from your mind so it’s not stuck there and it’s an account of where you were before. When I go back and read what I wrote i can remember the feeling I had when I put my pen to the paper
Jane Simmmons
Journaling helps to sort out your ideas, opinions, beliefs, but especially your emotions. More times than not if you write it down first you have already began the coping process. Writing also records your journey. You can see how far you’ve grown, lessons learned, prayers answered and even where you’re stagnant. You also notice patterns through journaling. If you can’t figure out why you’re feeling a certain way, journaling may allow you to see causative factors.
Nolhan Fernandez
Journaling helps to sort out your ideas, opinions, beliefs, but especially your emotions. More times than not if you write it down first you have already began the coping process. Writing also records your journey. You can see how far you’ve grown, lessons learned, prayers answered and even where you’re stagnant. You also notice patterns through journaling. If you can’t figure out why you’re feeling a certain way, journaling may allow you to see causative factors.
Related Questions
- How do you journal effectively?
- How do I write in it? What do I say?
- Do you have a template for daily journaling?
- Do you follow any framework for journaling?
- Do you keep a routine that you’re not able to accomplish for the moment?
- If you do different types of journaling at a time, do you keep different journals for each or just one? Why?
- What are some specific journals you have used and found beneficial?
- What question do you often ask yourself before you begin journaling?
- What should I write in a daily journal?
- Do you draw in your journal as well?