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dominating 2018. I'll see you there. In this episode, I talk about my process to journaling and how I approach it.

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Big J-B-C. Welcome to another episode of Tiny Leaves, Big Changes, where I share simple strategies

you can use to get more out of your life. My name is Greg Klunis and in this episode I want to talk about my approach to journaling, my personal process.

Now, journaling is something I've had an on and off relationship with.

It's something I completely understand the value of, but for whatever reason have not been able to do consistently, but I do have a process for when I use it.

And recently one of the Facebook members Tamara Burgess, I hope I'm pronouncing that properly.

She asked about each of our approaches to journaling

and it just got me thinking, you know,

that would make a great episode.

My personal process around it, what has worked for me, what hasn't.

I think that could bring a lot of value to anyone out there who wants to get into journaling but just hasn't had the push or hasn't

known where to start.

So I have a few questions here that I think will help to guide this episode but outside of that I'm

mostly just going to be sharing my personal process. So let me start here. I

personally have multiple journals so I have a journal that I sort of call

my everything journal. This is just sort of mind dump whenever I'm able to do it. But then from

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