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Some ideas to challenge your mind for 2022
- NAHWheatCracker 5y agoI've been reading consistently for the past 5 years. Mostly, just an hour before bed. It makes me proud when I look at the stack of books on my shelves. The greatest issue is that I don't consistently find books that I love. I also often pick up a book that I thought I'd love, but it becomes a slog and skip reading sessions. I wrote daily for about 6 months. It's very relaxing to write. It dropped off my regular schedule back in February due to life. I started a blog a few months ago, but I haven't advertised it. I've only added a few posts. I don't think anything I write is high quality that I would want someone else to read it. Publishing it still forces me to think about writing differently than when it's just a text file, just in case someone stumbles across it. I like the idea of the no-complain challenge. I need to buy a bracelet. I do a pride journal, which is similar to a gratitude journal. I just write a note every time I accomplish something that I'm proud of, even if it's silly. Whenever I fill up a page, I review what I've done and write a star next to the things that I'm most proud of.
- madiator 5y agoGood job on keeping up with the consistency in reading! Pride journal is a good idea as well, especially useful in professional setting. Even if you didn't accomplish anything on a given day, you can still write something in the gratitude journal. :)