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7:10 am · 1 Comment

3 Great Reasons to Keep a Journal

Devotions & Journals· Grow Faith

Keeping a journal is a great idea for everyone regardless of age. There are so many benefits gained from taking a few minutes each day to record your thoughts in a journal. The costs are minimal and the payback is huge.

Journals are great for processing feelings.

Things are always a little clearer when we get them out of our heads and down on paper.

Everything is a little more objective and realistic.

You might be suprised at what you figure out about yourself if you take the time to keep a journal.

Work towards your goals with a journal

A significant part of reaching goals is recording progress and prioritization. By writing about your goals each day, you can continually reaffirm your goals are worth achieving.

How often have you set a goal and then forgotten all about it after a few days or a couple of weeks? If you write it down in a journal, there’s less chance that will happen.

Record the progress you are making towards your goals. Make notes about new ideas to move closer to your goals .

When you achieve a goal, you’ll be able to look back and remember how great it felt to accomplish it. The next goal will be even easier.

A journal will reduce the amount of stress in your life.

Journaling forces you to unplug and focus your mind. Sometimes the best thing for a stressed mind is to turn of the computer and sit quietly with your thoughts.

When you record your challenges, our brain starts looking for solutions. Having a solution to a challenge relieves stress.

If you don’t already do so, consider keeping a journal for yourself. The benefits are sonsiderable, and it doesn’t have to take more than a few minutes per day.

Journaling is a great tool that doesn’t cost much as all. A pen and notebook are the only items required.

Your Chief Encourager, Sheryl, Live Life Treasured Everyday

PS – A great way to journal is to start with journal prompts. Check out the Treasured Nest Printable shop here for journals with and without journal prompts. Use coupon code “HOTDEALS” to save 25%

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  1. Lily Leung says

    at 6:15 pm

    Agree on the benefits of journaling. I have found it keeps me safe and sane. Thank you for your post.

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Hi there! I’m glad you’re here.

I'm Sheryl, Chief Encourager here at Treasured Nest.

To me our home is our treasured nest. I'm a bit of word nerd so when you look up those two words it fits perfectly.

Treasure - to regard or treat as precious

Nest - a retreat, a resting place; home

I understand that life can get messy and chaotic which makes it hard to see the treasure we have before us.

I also know from my own personal struggles that seeing the treasure in ourselves can be well...challenging!!

So Welcome to Treasured Nest...a place where grace abounds and a place with resources to help make home life simpler and less chaotic. A place to build faith to help you gain confidence to see just what a treasure you are.

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