When you think of a journal, you may imagine a place to write down your deepest, darkest secrets, or a place to keep track of important days. But a journal can be much more than that. A journal allows writers to keep track of important information, understand themselves better over time, and even connect with their readers. In this episode, Dr. Emily Zarka discusses different ways to create a writer’s journal and why these are particularly useful.
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Chapters:
0:00 – Introduction
1:26 – What are journals?
2:38 – Journaling purposes
5:09 – Types of journaling
11:38 – Conclusion
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