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Building a writing habit

Building a writing habit

  • Writing helps you better remember what you read, even if you're just taking notes.
  • When it comes to personal growth, writing helps you generate new ideas, set goals, keep a journal, or increase your ability to understand.
  • It's also a main component of the mindframing method to get things done.

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Writing to shape your mind frames

Taking the time to write can quickly increase your ability to shape your mind frames to achieve your goals.

  • Growth mindset. It would be absurd to always write about the exact same thing. Writing regularly will push you to progress and keep learning.

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