
*screenshot of blank diary entry
For a while now, I haven’t really known what’s going on in my brain. That’s a huge reason why I took a “selah” last week.
To know myself better, I’ve recently started “journaling” – but not like what typical people do when they journal. Been keeping a record of my inner-workings for about two months now, and it’s really helping. It’s helping me pay attention to what happens each day and how it affects me.
My atypical approach is a piece of software called “Chronories.” I stumbled into being the guinea-pig for this German software dev company to re-write a version that would work with my Mac. More on that later…
Back to the journal and how it’s revolutionized my self-awareness.
Among a few other features that help me keep track of my life, these are the seven questions I quickly ask myself at the end of the day. It usually takes about 5 minutes. So, for those of you who are on this Selah journey with me this week, it’s time to answer a few questions. Use the comments, or feel free to turn this into a blog post and link back here, so we can keep track.
- What was your HIGH today? (meaning, what was your highest most exciting experience today)
- Your LOW? (what was your toughest moment)
- What FOOD have you eaten?
- What are you PONDERING?
- Have you had any MOOD SWINGS through the day? (fellas, you can answer this one too)
- How did you SLEEP last night?
- Did you make any personal decisions (or RESOLUTIONS) today?
Related Articles
- Chronories Writes Your Daily Journal Entries for You (pcworld.com)
- The Effortless Journal – For serious journal keepers with little time (becoming-a-writer-seriously.com)
- OhLife helps you maintain a personal diary over e-mail (downloadsquad.com)
