What is your life story?
*Here's a few reasons to journal:
1. Make Sense of Pain
Writing about traumatic experiences helps to release the power that is hurting you.
2. Take Control of Your Life
Let your worries be written in your journal instead of letting the thoughts plague your mind all day.
3. Stay Focused and Motivated
A journal can help you plan your goals and stay on track. Write down your goals, and journal about your thoughts, feelings, and experiences through the process. It will help you stay motivated.
4. Use Your Journal to Practice Positive Thinking
Focus on at least one thing you are grateful for each day. Practicing positive thinking and writing it down. It will encourage you when days aren't so peachy.
5. Make Scribbling a Happy Habit
Jotting quick thoughts in a journal by bullet pointing can be quick for daily entries.
Journal Prompt: Sum up your life in only 7 words. Feel free to share it below.
Mine would say : "All I want is to be loved."
*Inspired from Absolutewrite.com
I started journaling in 1st grade too! I have boxes and boxes full of journals. (I'm not sure what to do with them all now, but I'm certainly not getting rid of them) I love the journal prompt- I'm going to have to think on what mine would say for a bit though!
ReplyDeleteAll of my journals are in a box now too. Sometimes it's just nice to go through them and remind yourself of how far you've come. Checked out your blog and commented :)
DeleteIf I'm honest with myself, I love the look and feel of journals more than I am actually good I keeping one up. I love new notebooks and school/office supplies. I always think a new book will motivate me to better take notes in church too! :)
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Thanks, Kate, for your comment! Yeah, I just love the different designs on journals too. I probably have a few I've bought over the last few years and haven't even written in them.
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Fun post! I have been journaling since I was 9 and I love it! I love looking back at what was happening in my life, because I sure won't remember the little things.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy reading your blog. :)