Personal Development and Success Journaling
The benefits of having a regular journaling practice.
Let’s talk about the benefits of having a regular journaling practice.Or, more specifically, the benefits of having a regular journaling practice for personal growth as a companion to your efforts to start or maintain your business or creative project.
If you’ve read anything from me before, you’ll know that journaling is my go-to tool to support me on my personal growth and success path and I find it a crucial companion in my business.
One of the reasons for this is the diligent thinking capacity a journaling practice allows me to access.
How Mindset Journaling will help you manage fear
Starting a business is hard, isn’t it?I mean, it’s exciting too.
The chance to do something meaningful for ourselves and our family.
The promise of autonomy, flexibility and freedom all while doing something we enjoy.
It’s what we’re looking for, what we’re desperate for, not because we’re selfish or self-absorbed, but because we know this is the best way to take care of everyone and everything we need to take care of and achieve a feeling of personal satisfaction and achievement too.
It’s the holy grail. And now we’re doing it.
But.
Support your personal growth with Success Journaling
When I started my business, I thought I knew what I was doing.
I was starting a business.
That was it.
I knew I had a lot to learn, but I was excited.
I knew it would take time, but that was OK.
I knew there was so much I didn’t know.
But I’d learned stuff before.
I could do it again.
Right?
And I was on my way to getting what I wanted. To building a life round what mattered to me most, to doing something I enjoyed – finally – and to having autonomy over my own schedule.
#HoorayForThat
Um, NO.
Let’s get everyone journaling
When I first started Elle Turner Creative I was on a mission to help us create a life around what matters to us most, achieve our own personal vision of success and fulfilment and have a positive impact on our world, all while bringing more fun and creativity into our lives.That’s still my mission, but I’m even more committed to it today than the day I started.
#HoorayForThat
Why?
Personal development is a lifelong, evolving activity
Are you doing what you wanted to do when you were a child?
I’m not. Over the years I’ve wanted to be a dancer, a physiotherapist, a police officer, a diplomat and a florist.
That’s only the jobs I’ve wanted to do and never done!
Let’s just say, what I’ve wanted has changed and evolved a few times over the years.
And although I finally believe I’ve found what I want to do with my life, (woot!) I’m very open to the evolution of my business over time.