You get far more benefits from your journal when you write in it every day. Personally, I schedule my journal-writing sessions in my ToDoist app on my phone, so I always get a reminder when it's time to write. Now we all know that life happens from time to time, and you may miss a day. It's no big deal, but try to never miss more than two days. Once you do, it's easy to get into the routine of skipping your journaling, and then you have to rebuild the habit all over again.
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Not everybody find journaling easy. The trick is to limit the time you write and find out the best way that works for you.
You can write for 5 minutes a day in a journal or in you phone's notes section, it's up to you.
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Routinization lessens our stress when disturbances and distractions come along. When order and clarity are integrated it is much more difficult to tear you down and lessen the feeling of hopelessness.
Find a routine that fits your lifestyle the best may that be in the for...
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