You know that writing is a powerful tool. Did you also know it’s therapeutic? Studies show goals have a greater likelihood of being achieved if they are written down. Problems are also more likely to be revealed and resolved if taken from the head and placed on the page. Below are three of the seven thought provoking questions you can find in the Disposable Journal.
Before you get started, there are a few things to keep in mind. The answers are just for you. You’re under no obligation to share it or any of the insights you discover with anyone. It’s your private exploration. Also, your answers needn’t be perfect. You’re working on improving your attitude – not your grammatical prowess.
Day One - Think and then get it out.
What’s troubling you right now? Is it a fear? Are you angry or perhaps sad? Think of your journal as a trusted friend whom you’ve not seen in a while. What do you want to tell it?
Day Two - What’s going on with you?
Describe your current state. What are your thoughts and feelings? Who’s to blame; and why do you feel that way? Put it out there and write for a solid twenty minutes.
Day Three - What do you call it?
List several words and phrases that describe how you feel. Circle a few of them; connect any similar words or phrases with arrows. Put a star next to one or two that really speak to you. If the words escape you, draw a picture.
Your commitment is all it takes for the full seven-day Disposable Journal program to work. Simply find about twenty minutes each day and expressively write your answers to the questions. Imagine what it will feel like in a week when you’ve written it all out and let it go.
For more information, or to get your own Disposable Journal please visit http://www.disposablejournals.com/
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