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I understand, this was partly my inspiration for writing the post. I don't think you need to follow the format of having to write it perfectly, I see it more a
by ChildOfChaos 4y ago
I understand, this was partly my inspiration for writing the post.
I don't think you need to follow the format of having to write it perfectly, I see it more as a tool to clarify thinking but I do understand as I don't have a journal habit and I am not sure if it works for me, it does mentally drain me and if I try to do it at the end of the day, I don't think it's useful because i'm too tired and what i'm writing is nonsense, if i do it earlier, I tend to find i exhaust myself with thinking and thoughts that go into the journal without doing any actual real work. I guess in this sense, i'm partly putting my energy into what a writer would do, which is the problem, since I am not a writer.
But I do feel like I need some place to 'think' and writing is a better way of doing this for me, but it's tricky because it can just lead me to going in circles.
- NickRandom 4y agoYou could try just jotting down a précis of whatever drifts in to your head and then process it at the end of the day when you have some quiet time. Even if you can't recall exactly what your point was when you wrote it down, the introspection can sometimes be useful.