Write your
daily routine and experiences in a notebook. Writing down your daily routine
and experiences in a note book will work like a mirror there you can see
yourself that what you do daily to raise yourself from your existing level and
it is one of the best personal growth initiatives you will ever take. Writing
down your daily experiences alongwith the lessons you have drawn from them will
make you wiser with each passing day. You will develop self awareness and make
fewer mistakes. And writing everything in a notebook will help you to clarify
your intentions so that you remain focused on the things that truly count.
Writing in a notebook offers you the
opportunity to have regular one-on-one conversation with yourself. It forces
you to do some deep thinking in a world where deep thinking is a thing of the
past. It will also make you a clearer thinker and help you live in a more
intentional and enlightened way. In addition, it provides a central place where
you can record your insights on important issues, note key success strategies
that have worked for you and commit to all those things you know are important
to achieve for a high-quality professional, personal and spiritual life. And
your personal notebook gives you a private place to flex your imagination and
define your dreams. A notebook is not a diary.
A diary is a
place where you record events while a notebook is a place where you analyze and
evaluate them. Writing down your routine and experiences in a notebook show you
the real picture of your life that is currently going on and encourages you to
consider what you do, why you do it and what you have learned from all you have
done. It is like a permanent record of your progress. And writing in a notebook
promotes personal growth and wisdom by giving you a forum to study, and then
leverage your past for greater success in your future.
Medical
researchers have even found that writing in a private notebook for as little
time as 15 minutes a day can improve health, functioning of your immune system
and your overall attitude. Remember, if your life is worth thinking about, it
is worth writing about.
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