To Use As A Diary Photo by pure julia on Unsplash Today I am going to talk about how I choose a journal to use as a diary journal or a written journal. When I started out as a writer, way back when I was eight or nine years old, any scrap of paper would do. In middle …
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Finding Wisdom In The Mind Of Your Ten Year Old Self Photo by Joakim Honkasalo on Unsplash I read an article a while back about how you should choose your career. I think it was written more for the mid-life range of people, but don’t quote me on that one. (I can no longer find the article, so …
Reflection And Gratitude
Photo by Teona Swift on Pexels.com It feels as if I have written for a thousand years in this lifetime. Honestly, it’s closer to forty (or more), but we won’t go there. I will admit there have been times when I completely stopped writing, for years at a time, due to depression, conflict, and/or having …
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Photo by Claire Morgan on Pexels.com I have a journal sitting on my desk. How do I decide what I want to do with this journal? How am I going to use it? Why do I want to use it that way? The first thing that I do is sit down with my diary or …
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