Momentum is such a huge thing in writing. When you keep on writing and writing without thinking too much about what’s going to be the next sentence. It’s amazing how many sentences you can create that makes sense. Sometimes, the idea is already there waiting for me to take action, but most of it is … Continue reading Writing Without Stopping is a Superpower
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How To Never Miss A Day Journaling
I’ve been journaling consistently for over 2 years now, here’s my secret how I never missed a single day. There are many reasons for writing journal entries. For me, I use it as a mental dump to get rid of thoughts that were bugging me the day before. Here are 4 rules to always be … Continue reading How To Never Miss A Day Journaling
The inspiration for my first journal entry.
I began writing journal entries when I was 14 years old, but it was nothing serious. I was inspired by the Diary of A Wimpy Kid series and I thought I could do something similar. It's funny looking back because the main character, Greg Heffley, decided to write journals because he wants to have a … Continue reading The inspiration for my first journal entry.
Feeling stressed? Feeling out of control?
Then write. Writing your thoughts down brings more clarity and peace of mind, than you'll ever have if you let your thoughts wander in your head. It forces you to break situations down and find the root cause of any problem. It's also extremely useful when you're having trouble making a decision. Writing is a … Continue reading Feeling stressed? Feeling out of control?
To force or not to force.
I was thinking of writing another personal story, where I'll share something that changed my perspective. These stories typically do well and people do like them. Also, the analytics supports this as well. With all that in mind. I still wasn't feeling it at all. I really don't want to write the story. But, I … Continue reading To force or not to force.
one year of consistent journaling
It's been a year and a month since I began journalizing every day. Honestly, I didn't even notice. It was only recently that I began to look at my previous journals. Sheesh! So much happened, yet felt so little. I can't even thank journalizing enough. It started with a page a day of random nothings. … Continue reading one year of consistent journaling
Oh, the irony
I made a post about keeping things simple. I mentioned there that overthinking and complicating things don’t produce anything at all. I also suggested that things should be a simple process that’s so easy to do. Yet here am I, disregarding all the things I wrote. Originally, I planned to post stories in a set … Continue reading Oh, the irony
Things don’t have to be complicated
Last week, I was thinking of practicing my writing. I had this idea for months, but never got the opportunity to do it. I already had a plan in mind. All I have to do is visit one subreddit, choose one topic, then write on a daily basis. It’s simple, right? Yes, but to me, … Continue reading Things don’t have to be complicated
Another Experiment
I noticed that I've been writing primarily in English in WordPress and most of my essays, stories and journal entries for the past few months. I want to change that. I believe that would be a good idea for me to get in touch with my roots as a Filipino. Living in the Philippines, people … Continue reading Another Experiment
‘The Paper’
The last quarter of every grade level has always been stressful and mine was no exception. In the final two weeks of the last quarter of Grade 8, my friends and I arrive at school with baggy bloodshot eyes as we push ourselves completing our yearly clearance. The deadlines were creeping, quizzes were alarming, and … Continue reading ‘The Paper’
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