Reflect to Think Better
Daily or weekly reflection enhances both learning and decision-making. Use journaling or quiet introspection to assess what you’ve learned, how you think, and where you can improve.
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In a world overflowing with information, the true power lies not in knowing more—but in thinking clearly and learning wisely.
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Acting without first reflecting can make things worse. Regularly reviewing how you spend your time will give you insight into how you got to your present state, how to move forward strategically, and how you work best in general.
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Journaling: A Time To Reflect
We need time to grasp and internalize what is happening to us in our daily lives. Even if we cannot get over something bad or negative, we would be able to successfully soothe our minds by journaling.
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When to Self-Reflect
- New Years: reflect on the year that has passed and identify what you want (your intentions, goals, desires) in the year ahead.
- Milestones: birthdays, anniversaries, the Spring equinox, a religious holiday or any date that has significance or importance to you.
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