Journaling: How To Keep A Journal For Beginners: Strategies For Effective Journal Writing, Productivity, Stress Relief And Living A More Fulfilled Life

by Sarah Miller

For as long as humans have been able to write we have been leaving journals. Regardless of if it was in a book or on the side of a cave wall, this has been a staple of our human expression. Many of us have moved into such a busy lifestyle that we spend very little time reflecting, remembering and documenting our past experiences.
This ancient form of expression has been used to give mental clarity, collect thoughts and let us express feelings in private. It also gives us an opportunity to look at our past and help give us great perspective on our lives success and challenges. This extremely valuable tool has not had the attention of the vast majority of people but with a bit of instruction it can easily be taught!
Broken down into 4 easy to digest this book dives into an overview of the entire journaling process with a clear focus on bringing a beginning journal writer up to speed as quickly as possible.
Here Is a Preview of What you’ll Learn... And much, much more…
Don’t hesitate on moving forward today and getting your own journal started. Join the millions have found the immense value of this process!

Genres: Self Help, Writing

17 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 27, 2014

Reviews

[Avigail · Rating 2 out of 5]

I always wanted to write an interesting journal. When I saw this short book on the Kindle Unlimited, I borrowed and thought it would give me some ideas. I picked it up because of the secondary title.
Unfortunately, it isn't the book I was looking for I'd opt to delve into a more comprehensive discussion of journaling.
For me, it is a 2.5-stars book.

[John Woodcox · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very great read.

I love books that I people out I love it especially when I can make it personal. I will recommend this book to anyone.

[Sylvia · Rating 2 out of 5]

This was a free ebook download via Amazon.

Aside from the several distracting grammatical errors, this book is basically common sense, at least to me. However, the information in this book could serve as a primer for people considering keeping a journal. An extremely basic and brief primer into the world of journaling.

Personally, I'd opt to delve into a more comprehensive discussion of journaling.

[Debra Benton · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good

Mostly everything I read I already do with my journal. It did give me a few ideas that I am going to use.