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What My Morning Journal Looks Like - The Blog of Author Tim Ferriss
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Even if you consider yourself a terrible writer, writing can be viewed as a tool that you can and should use. process matters more than the product I believe the answer is yes. More book consumption didn’t interest me, as I often use it to procrastinate production
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Author Tim Ferriss shares his raw morning journal, explaining that journaling is a cost-effective therapy that helps to clear the mind. He uses a large-format paperback called "The Artist's Way" as a companion for his morning pages, which he does not write to be productive or to find great ideas, but rather to get his thoughts out of his head. Ferriss shares a real entry from his journal, highlighting the benefits of trapping thoughts on paper. He concludes that morning pages don't need to solve problems, but simply need to get them out of the head to prevent them from bouncing around all day.

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  • Even if you consider yourself a terrible writer, writing can be viewed as a tool that you can and should use.
  • process matters more than the product
  • I believe the answer is yes.
  • More book consumption didn’t interest me, as I often use it to procrastinate
  • production

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