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Journaling: a personal pursuit

Journaling: a personal pursuit

  • Remember, you can’t get journaling wrong because it’s a personal pursuit.
  • It’ll help you express yourself, think ideas through and create a record of your life.
  • If you want to practice journaling, write a short entry at the same time every day. Or even just once a week.
  • Consistency is more important than your tools, timing or choice of furniture.

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