A timed writing process designed to provide focus and intensity in short bursts. Great for those who resist or are reluctant to keep a journal, or who aren't sure how to start, or who say they don't have time to write journals. Starting free writing with the smallest structure of a question, thought, or topic can focus and frame the writing session. These are my favorite benefits of keeping a journal to motivate you, inspire you and start journaling.
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What to write in a journal for beginners?
Alfred Deshner0 minutes 25, seconds readThe prompts and encouragement in this little book will help me re-establish a daily routine that I love. The five-minute diary is my number one recommendation if you want to opt for the option of keeping a guided diary.
Types of Journals: A Comprehensive Guide
Alfred Deshner2 minutes 53, seconds readKeeping a journal is a great way to express yourself, track your progress, and document your thoughts and feelings. There are many different types of journals - from bullet journals to travel diaries - each with its own purpose and style.
How to access any journal articles for free?
Alfred Deshner1 minute 18, seconds readOpenDoar, or the Directory of Open Access Repositories, is a comprehensive resource for finding free OA journals and articles. With Google's personalized search, OpenDoar reviews open access repositories around the world and yields relevant research in all disciplines.
59 Ideas for Keeping a Journal and Writing Inspirational Quotes
Alfred Deshner3 minutes 27, seconds readFrom recording daily events & writing down motivational quotes - these 59 ideas will help awaken your creativity & give hours of content for your journal.