I'm terrible at keeping journals.

Online, offline, notebook, bound book, diary, filofax, you name it. It's never worked.

Published on May 29, 2004 By richardj In Welcome

But (and I know I shouldn't start a sentence with the word "but") as I start to listen to Anthony Robbins "Personal Power II" I am assured that keeping a journal is a very important part of learning. So, here goes ...

Comments

Floozie

on May 30, 2004

Best of luck! I'm shocking too. Whenever I have attempted to keep a cohesive journal (ie in one notebook rather than scrawled on whatever I have at hand when I feel the need to write something) it has felt forced and unnatural. I think it took away the spontaneity of my writing.
I think journals are really good for you. In order for you to write something down you have to cognitise the thoughts that have been running around in your brain which means that you have to give them order - which in turn gives you clarity.
Keep at it - it's worth it!
Suz

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