Writing is beneficial to us that’s a known fact. But what we don’t notice is how it also develops leadership skills and a lot more. Here’s how:
Writing keeps you in touch with Yourself
When we write we make ourselves write, we also make ourselves think. This involves seeing the things around us and in our mind very deeply. Also, we get some quality time with ourselves letting us unload our minds on paper. So, in a way, writing keeps us visiting our own mind every now and then.
Rising Productivity
When we write in our journals or notebooks we also are forced to do it systematically. We not only see our life in order or disorder but also get time to think over it. Writing also gives us a space to make notes on the things we are penning down. From To-Do Lists to Scribbling Notes, our diaries become a really good friend who also is a great assistant.
Enhanced Thoughts
Since you get to lay out everything that is going on in your head, you can do something about it too. And what makes a good leader are clearer thinking mind. If we get to capture and control our mind, we can influence many others too. Writing guides us to do that very smoothly. Also, since it’s something that we can choose not to share, it is more honest form of self-analysis.
Source of Positivity & Motivation
Life is hard. That’s a fact. We write not only to let everything out. We write also to go back to those words and learn from it. We I do personally is writing a letter to my own self. I address them to my future self and write them whenever I feel defeated or empowered. Letters like these give me mixed feelings when my present self-reads them from the past. The first thing that comes to my mind is a laughter. I laugh at how most of the things are too stupid to matter anymore. While other times tell me how much I have developed and can develop.
What matters the most is for you to start writing right away. But if you don’t know from where to start, JotJoy Journals give you just that. Yes, a lot more too while and after