Keeping a gratitude journal is perfect for a “one line a day” approach. Record every day what you're thankful for. It could be a list of several things, big and small. Or a prayer that describes something relevant to your day.
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How to journal about something that's bothering you?
Alfred Deshner1 minute 1, second readResistance to journaling or to any emotional “self-care” work that requires looking inward is completely normal and expected (more about what to expect on this trip here). I have been in this situation many times and, at times, the frustration it causes takes hold of me.
The Benefits of Journaling: 12 Types of Journals to Help You Get Started
Alfred Deshner3 minutes 16, seconds readJournaling is an excellent way to express yourself and document your life. There are many different types of journals available - from diaries to bullet journals - each with its own benefits. Learn more about 12 types of journals here.
The Benefits of Keeping a Morning Journal
Alfred Deshner1 minute 7, seconds readWriting in a journal first thing in the morning can be a great way to start your day. It allows you to clear your mind and approach the rest of the day with clarity. Learn more about the benefits of keeping a morning journal.
The Benefits of Keeping a Journal Everyday
Alfred Deshner1 minute 33, seconds readWriting is an art that can be improved with practice. Keeping a journal is one of the best ways to practice and hone your writing skills. Journals are also great for organizing your thoughts and making them understandable.