I used to journal as a kid, but over time I started to see it as a fluffy idea. Who honestly cares what 9-year-old me ate for breakfast? Or what so-and-so classmate said to me in freshman English?
The problem was, I was doing journaling all wrong.
And it wasn’t until I hit the low point of my life that I figured it out.
I rebooted my journaling habit, taking my black-and-white Mead composition book with me everywhere I went.
I journaled first thing in the morning, sometimes sitting in the bathroom for an hour, thoughts pouring out of me like water out of a formely-plugged-up faucet.
I consulted my journal when I felt lost, and used it to keep track of my progress so that sense of accomplishment could propel me through the rough spots.
And to this day, I still use my journaling system to keep myself on track and motivated to do what I have to do.
You see, journaling is like exercising. You can make up your own methods, and they will help a bit, but if you have a proven system, an experienced coach marking the path before you, the benefits can be enormous.
That’s why I’m sharing my Journal Genius system with you today.
This journaling system will help you find your purpose. It will give you the structure and confidence you need to make good on your promises to yourself. It will push you to not just get more stuff done, but get the RIGHT stuff done, so that you can actually take pride in your accomplishments.
How do I know that?
Because this is the same journaling system I used to help myself:
- Start my own freelance writing career
- Earn five figures with writing, alone
- Get better from a gnarly chronic illness
- Write a novel, musical, dozens of short stories, and hundreds of articles
- …and more