EXERCISE #9
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| Self-action leaders are JOURNALERS. |
2. If you haven't already done so, begin a new journal—separate from your SAL journal—in the medium of your choice by composing a fresh entry for TODAY.
Determine how often you plan to write and then maintain your writing momentum by meeting your regularity goal.
REMEMBER: Your personal journal is private. You can therefore write whatever you want in it.
For Example:
- Daily task (to-do) list
- Daily record of events
- Thoughts
- Feelings
- Fears
- Frustrations
- Ideas
- Inspiration
- Hopes
- Dreams
- Loves
- Joys
- Challenges and obstacles
- Pains and struggles
- Pet peeves
- Epiphanies
- Breakthroughs
- Values
- Vision
- Goals
- Standards
- Etc.
—Dr. JJ
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