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The Kevin Miller Podcast

850: How To Get Value From Journaling

The Kevin Miller Podcast

Kevin Miller

Nutrition, Relationships, Mental Health, Education, Social Sciences, Science, Society & Culture, Self-improvement, Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality, Spirituality, Medicine, Life Sciences, How To

4.51.4K Ratings

🗓️ 30 December 2020

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

There are few leaders and influencers in the personal development, self-help, and health and wellness space who don’t cite journaling as a daily habit for success. From this I know a lot of people who try to journal because they think they should, but aren’t finding much value in it. I wanted to draw this out with the question I posted, then have someone give us insight. I started journaling around age 18 but simply wrote down the day's events every night. I went many years not journaling at all before resuming it and using it as somewhat of a prayer tool, and today do a lot of thoughts and feelings. Which should YOU do? Of course the answer is...it depends. Jess Ekstrom was my recent guest in episodes 845 and 847. She’s the renowned founder of Headbands of Hope but recently launched Bright Pages, an online, guided journaling platform. Of course we talk about Bright Pages and if you go to brightpages.com and sign up using code ZIGLAR she’s giving us all a free month, but the meat of the show is me throwing questions from you listeners to her and letting her address them so you can understand how to get true value from your journaling efforts, or possibly get inspired to start!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

This is a Glass Box Media Podcast.

0:06.2

There are few leaders and influencers

0:08.4

in the personal development, self-help,

0:10.2

and health and wellness space

0:11.8

who don't cite journaling as a daily habit for success.

0:15.6

From this I know a lot of people who try to journal because they think they should but they

0:19.2

aren't finding much value in it.

0:21.4

I wanted to draw this out with the question I posted then have

0:24.9

someone give us insight and I started journaling myself around 18 but

0:29.0

simply wrote down the day's events every night. I went many years not journaling

0:32.4

at all before resuming it and

0:33.8

using it as somewhat of a prayer tool and today do a lot of my thoughts and

0:38.1

feelings writing in there. Well which should you do? Well of course the answer is

0:42.4

it depends.

0:43.0

And Jess Ekstrom, who was my recent guest in episode 845 and 847 of the Jiggler show,

0:51.0

she's the renowned founder of Headbands of Hope, but recently launched Bright Pages

0:56.1

an online guided journaling platform. And of course we talk about Bright Pages and if you go to

1:01.4

Bright Pages.com and sign up using Code Ziegler, she's giving us all a free month.

1:05.6

But the meat of the show is me throwing your questions to her and letting her address them so you can

1:11.2

understand how to get true value from your journaling efforts or possibly

1:15.9

get inspired to start at all.

1:17.8

In this episode of the Ziggler show I asked listeners everyone talks about

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