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Why Write About Your Day?

Why Write About Your Day?

Writing can be a way to watch yourself as if you are a stranger, giving you a fresh perspective on your actions.

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Got Everything And Lost The Soul

Got Everything And Lost The Soul

Tiger Woods’s story shows that the relentless pursuit of anything isn’t worth it if we damage our souls in the process. 

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What Is Silence?

What Is Silence?

Cage’s most famous creation, titled 4’33, is a composition with a twist: it’s a four-minute, thirty-three-second-long stretch of uninterrupted silence.

Silence, doesn’t really exist;  what we think of as silence isn’t actual...

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Questions To Ask While Writing An Effective Journal

Questions To Ask While Writing An Effective Journal

Try picking up a pen and paper, be sure to face up to any tough questions that arise:

  • Why did I get so worked up about this today?
  • Why do I care about impressing my coworkers?
  • How did today’s problems rev...

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Fight Desires By Asking 1 Question.

Fight Desires By Asking 1 Question.

The Greek philosopher Epicurus had a good test for himself. Any time he felt himself being tugged by a new desire, he asked himself -

“How will I feel afterward if I actually get what I want?” 

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When Enough Is Not Enough.

When Enough Is Not Enough.

The writers Kurt Vonnegut and Joseph Heller once attended a party at the palatial home of a billionaire. Vonnegut asked his friend how it felt to know that their host had probably earned more that same day than Heller’s book, Catch-22, had earned in its whole history. Heller replied that he had s...

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Bathing With Beauty

Bathing With Beauty

There is a concept in Japan called shinrin yoku, or “forest bathing.” It’s a kind of therapy that uses nature to heal spiritual woes.

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Write for yourself

Write for yourself

By writing for yourself, you're more likely to write something other people will like. Readers know when your work is authentic—the best way to be authentic is to write for yourself.

When you write for yourself, the process of writing is the reward itself. If you love doin...

Activities To Do

Activities To Do

  • Writing a Journal: Writing acts like a mind emptier and one feels energized and ready to go.
  • Read your Yesterday Journal: It gives a fresh and clear perspective to what you did the previous day.
  • Set a Goal: Set a goal for yourself and try to follow it during the day.
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Write About Your Values

Writing about our personal values can make us feel loving, powerful, connected and in control while increasing our sense of power and empathy. It also makes us connect them with the events in our lives, helping reveal the deeper meanings and underlying reasons behind those events.

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