I liked his post. He discovered something similar to my own discovery that I reflected on below. Although the write does not highlight the journaling technique,

I liked his post. He discovered something similar to my own discovery that I reflected on below. Although the write does not highlight the journaling technique, it is invaluable to rationalize. https://medium.com/hackernoon/the-manager-stew-dd59cd653728 https://medium.com/hackernoon/the-manager-stew-dd59cd653728 I am still trying to figure out proper structure, right now it's still time based. I have found patterns forming in journaling: 1. Always write it out. Typing is good, however with writing I remember better and it sticks longer. Having a large stack of pocket moleskins has weight I cannot seem to fully describe. 2. The more I write, the more I realize that threads/channels of thought are working on different things continuously. 3. TODO's naturally form. Write them down as they come has serious potential for getting things done. Keep checkmarks and reflect back after some time. Watch for patterns. 4. Rating myself on how I feel personally and professionally daily has lead to some deep discoveries. 5. Letting people know exactly how many days you've been at your job (yes, writing down the number of days since starting on each entry) has interesting side effects in conversations.