journaling

Know your mind through JOURNALING.

“The incredible thing about the human mind is that it didn’t come with an instruction book.” — Terry Riley Is your mind your BEST FRIEND or your WORST ENEMY? So few people know how they think, create, learn or intuit. When we take our mental processes for granted, we lose our creative genius. Our minds play the ...

Reveal your life story. Relieve the pressure cooker.

Journaling is a great way to release and let go. To get things off your chest. Our minds are our own worst enemies. The same thoughts go round and round in the same old ways. If something bothers you, write about it. Get it out so you can see it from a different perspective. As ...

Journaling Twitters

Below are some short one liners about journaling. Journaling integrates, connects, creates, feels, synergises, cross-fertilizes, fuses, reveals, draws out and goes deep. WOW! One cannot afford NOT to journal! Journaling (writing) slows down your mind and puts your thoughts into hard copy so you can see how you think. When you know how you think, you can ...

Set up a completion day

Does life some days seem too overwhelming? Make a list of all of the little tasks that keep accumulating – your procrastination list. Estimate the number of minutes each of these small tasks could take. Then do the shortest ones first and proceed through the rest. Feel the energy and sense of accomplishment at the end of ...

Journaling Benefits – A List of Choices

Stress reduction Reduces the scatter in your life Increases focus Brings stability Offers a deeper level of learning, order, action and release Processes your experiences in a natural and appropriate way Organizes thoughts and ideas Bridges inner thinking with outer events Healing Valuable self-therapy tool Re-experiences the past with today’s adult mind Recalls and reconstructs past events Detaches and lets go ...

360 Degree Journaling

Here are 4 perspectives covering 360 degrees: East – List 3 things now arising (ideas, urges, callings, opportunities) in you life. West – List 3 things now ending (completions, letting go, forgiveness). North – List 3 things that stabilize and guide you (routines, maintenance). South – List 3 things that evoke spontaneity, creativity and spirituality. Then I ask myself “Is ...

Use journaling to keep your life on track

Do you have a system for reviewing your life goals, priorities and what is important to you? Discover the power of booking a consistent time into your calendar to reflect on what’s happened and what’s about to unfold. Ask yourself some key questions. What appointments and commitments do you have for the next week? What do ...

Begin to think with all of your brain.

Let’s review the functions of the two hemispheres of the brain. The left brain is logical, rational and linear, while the right brain is more creative, spontaneous, intuitive and fun. The left brain is better with facts, events, things and quantity. The right brain is better with relationships of things, wholeness, concepts, spirituality, feelings, emotions, qualities, meaning, essence, purpose, integration, balance ...

Quadruple your learning by stimulating the senses.

Want to quadruple your memory? Write down what you’re learning so you activate more of your senses. If we only hear information, within a day or two we typically recall 10% to 20% of what we heard. If we write it down, we can double our recall from 20% to 40% because we can now see it. Writing is ...

Benefits of journaling

There are many great benefits to journaling and many of them are life changing. Which of these resonate with you the most? Stress reduction: Reduces the scatter in your life Increases focus Brings stability Healing: Valuable self-therapy tool Re-experiences the past with today’s adult mind Recalls and reconstructs past events Know self better: A tool for self-discovery Builds self confidence and self knowledge Records the past Growth: A vehicle for ...
RSSSubscribe to my feed now.