Journal Q + A
Questions I get asked about Journaling:
1. How often do you journal?
= I journal around 3 times a week. I never put pressure on myself to do it, I do it when it feels right or if I am in need of it. I practice gratitude daily and I set goals daily in my planner, weekly and monthly too. During my ED recovery, I journaled every single day (give or take) for around 6 - 8 months and it changed my life as I got addicted to the positive benefits of it.
2. Where and how do you start?
= My advice is to get a journal that tells you exactly what to do. Pick 2 - 3 exercises out of the journal depending on which areas of your mind you want to grow (i.e., confidence, self - love, goal setting etc) and go from there. Start small and build from depending on how fast and how much you want to 'self - develop.'
3. What are the best topics to journal about?
= It depends on what you want to work on. My journal has 7 different mindset topics and information pages with each one. You will naturally get a feel on which ones you want to work on the most as you know yourself best. But I recommend completing all exercises frequently, for maximum results.
4. Where did you learn all these exercises?
= Therapy, podcasts, self - development books and speaking with a mindset coaching.
5. Do you ever look back on your journal notes?
= Yes! If I ever come across an old notebook during my eating disorder recovery I have a read through and it is so nice to see how far I have come and realise there are some things that I no longer struggle with! I suggest keeping your journals so you can reflect.
6. How often do you manifest?
= Once a week, unless there is a time that I feel like I really want to do it.
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