2. Track progress and growth:
If you make journaling a regular habit, you can see how much progress or growth you’ve made by revisiting previous entries.
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How To Keep Track
- Paper: if you use a diary or daily planner, make notes each day if you completed your habit or not. If you do a regular weekly or monthly review, this is a great time to check back through your notes to see how you’re progressing over time.
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