Journaling to Process

What it takes to learn something has become as individualized as a fingerprint.

Yes, there are categories, types, and combinations, but the uniqueness phenomenon is raging and a current hard to constantly swim against.

So defenders of journaling (not the word, but the practice) offer that it is a way to learn, acquire, reinforce, or process ideas.

It's not a record-keeping exercise only.

It's not a self-indulgent, narcissistic self-authoring only.

And it's not just another exercise in self-awareness and introspection only.

It's a way of processing things - thoughts or feelings.

It's a way of processing arguments and conflicts without actually having to fight with someone else.

It's a technique for different combinations of learners.

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