I did not always value journaling, and for many years I misunderstood how to journal. I thought journaling was recording what happened throughout my day and recording my feelings and emotions.
This did not excite me. In fact, my days and emotions are pretty dull- so why write about them? Well, I didn’t.
But, a few years ago, I began to wonder why visionary leaders like Charles Darwin, Mark Twain, and Albert Einstein kept a journal?
I found these visionary leaders took time to reflect. By writing what they were learning, their goals and achievements, and their thoughts, they had a way to document their ideas and perspectives.
I realized these extraordinary leaders were focused on learning more, doing more, seeing more, and understanding more. So, it was important they slowed down from the fast-pace of life and actively engage in the ideas they encountered.
Now, that excited me, so I began to journal.
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