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
- What will make journal writing more fun???
- Do you write in your journal regardless of if you have something substantial to say?
- What do you think are the greatest benefits of journaling? What’s you’re favourite thing about it?
- What is the best time for writing the journal?
- Is it ok not write in a journal? Sometimes I don’t always have time.
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
- Do people tend to focus on certain things each day or just diary format with general thoughts etc?
- I always have trouble writing in journals without a structure. Any suggestions?
- How do you organize your journal while you are writing it? My pages are a jumbled mess looking like a rough draft, it can be hard to follow when looking back.
- What will make journal writing more fun???
- What to write about and how long
- How do you write in your journal? As a string of consciousness or as if you’re writing to a person?
- Do you worry about privacy with your journal, or change what you’d write based on the fear of someone reading it?
- What should we write about??
- What have you been writing about? Your daily life or your thoughts or something more abstract?
- Is writing the journal make any changes in your life?
