Many professional writers recommend using a writer’s journal as a tool to encourage a daily writing practice. Writers who write on a daily basis, even if for just ten minutes a day, tend to be more productive overall. When people write every day, they don’t spend time sitting at the desk wondering What should I write?
Instead, the writer’s journal allows for continuous brainstorming, planning, processing, experimenting, and writing to occur. There are no rules to a writer’s journal, so people can be as creative as inspired and can jump all around the writing process and across writing styles. The most important part about the writer’s journal is that it is an outlet for anything and everything creative.
Establishing a Journal Writing Practice
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