Lana N.
I wrote about how I felt as I was writing the Journal. My feelings and some of the changes I felt embarking on
Frequently asked questions about Write in My Journal
What does one do about writer’s block?
Guenther F.
Try setting up a daily time for writing. Do something that contributes to your writing *whether you feel like it or not*. And
Do you feel better after journaling?
Jobst O.
I love journaling. I have used it as a way of processing my emotions and the events and people around me for a
What time do you journal, and why?
Celestine B.
I make notes on my mediation from Headspace and whenever I having something annoying or joyful to journal
This so I can reflect
This so I can reflect
What do you think are the greatest benefits of journaling? What’s you’re favourite thing about it?
Pedro J.
I have ADHD and until recently, lived my life one day at a time with no forward planning. Then, I was diagnosed about
How many words long are your daily journal entries on average?
Danielle O.
They are generally rather short, just a few sentences at most. I'm more likely to continue doing if I'm not forcing myself to
Do you reread your journal? Do you analyze it? If yes, in which way do you do it?
Gregory F.
I reread some time, but not regularly. What I analyze is the discernible signs of depression. Also note how active I’ve been and
Is using a journal app better or writing in an actual journal?
Malou P.
Yes actually it is and with the alarm and prompts to help makes it easier to journal. The ability to go back and
Are you ever afraid there’s too much sadness in your journal? Or that someone might see it one day and you might have an audience to your writing?
Steven P.
I am afraid that there’s not enough sadness in my journal, mainly because I’m not able to articulate my experiences and feelings. So
How do you write your feelings in a journal?
Geni N.
Don't think, just do. Like, if you think too much you will second guess and then get antsy and anxious and all that.
