E16. How to improve your English (and life) with journalling

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“We don't know where we're going, we don't know what's going to happen, but no one can take away from you what you put in your own mind.”
As we face uncertain times, this quote from Holocaust survivor Edith Eger demonstrates the power we have in how we respond to life's challenges.
Writing in a journal is one tool I have found helpful to process my thoughts and feelings and deal with stress and uncertainty.
In this episode, I discuss my experience with journalling and keeping a diary throughout my life. I talk about the 3 huge benefits of journalling that I have experienced:

Journalling for self care
Journalling for personal development
Journalling to improve your language & communication skills

I give some tips on how you can approach journalling to improve yourself and advance your English.

Vocabulary mentioned:

to journal

to keep a diary

to jot down

to brain dump

stream of consciousness
Sources mentioned:
Personal development & self care journalling techniques

Muchelleb, A journalling method that works

The Artists Way - Morning Pages
Language learners who speak about journalling

Zoe Languages

Lindie Botes

Shea Jordon
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