A timed writing process designed to provide focus and intensity in short bursts. Great for those who resist or are reluctant to keep a journal, or who aren't sure how to start, or who say they don't have time to write journals. Starting free writing with the smallest structure of a question, thought, or topic can focus and frame the writing session. These are my favorite benefits of keeping a journal to motivate you, inspire you and start journaling.
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