Keeping a diary

A list of the many benefits of keeping a diary or journal are outlined by someone who has kept one since grade school.

Since a diary is a very personal work of writing, there are no rules for how you write in yours. No matter what you use your diary for, it can be helpful to have one. Here’s why:

Keeping a diary is a valuable self-reflection tool and also a beautiful daily writing practise. Here's some writing prompts to help you keep a diary.

Do you ever feel like you need to get your thoughts and feelings out there but don't know how to start?

Ever wanted to keep a personal diary, where you would write your stuff? Well, your dream is going to come true! This blog post will help you know the secret to make your diary interesting! #diaryentry #howtomakediaryinteresting #journal

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The best writing project I took on last year was what I call my logbook: a simple Moleskine daily planner in which I kept track of the little details of my day.

Write it all down.

ABOVE: Variations on our Daily Diary practice “Concepts can never be presented to me merely, they must be knitted into the structure of my being, and this can only be done through my own activity.”…