Self Discovery Journal for Men: 121 Thought Provoking Questions

Download or read book Self Discovery Journal for Men: 121 Thought Provoking Questions written by Shalu Sharma and published by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform. This book was released on 2016-10-23 with total page 126 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Do you want to start writing a journal but don't know where to start? Do you want to write a diary but don't know what to write? Don't worry, this "Journal for Men" has 121 thought provoking questions that you can answer. These questions are sure to make you think about who you are and where you are heading. Why not spend a few minutes a day pondering over these questions and writing some of your thoughts down. You don't need to start from the very first page or the question, just choose a random question and start writing. Here are some of the benefits of writing a journal It gives you a power of perspective. Discover yourself through writing. Sometimes it's so much easier if it's written down. It helps to reflect on the things you have done and things you need to do in the future. Writing a journal helps clear your thoughts and feelings. Lots of problems are solved when they are written down. It will help you improve yourself. Clarify your thoughts and feelings. Help you be more confident. Rather than letting emotions being bottled up, it comes out on paper and helps you to be happier in yourself. Helps you spend your free time doing something creative rather than sitting in front of the idiot box. Relax, listen to music and write your thoughts down and be yourself. Writing about emotions in an abstract sense has a calming effect. Know yourself better. It will help you reduce stress. Sometimes strong emotions such as anger or sadness can be very painful and writing will help you overcome those emotional distresses. Those who write can recover traumatic events more quickly than those who don't. Writing helps boost the immune system. In a study conducted by Professor James Pennebaker (University of Texas in Austin) showed that those who wrote for 20 minutes a day had less visits to the doctor compared to those who didn't. For Men: Just because you are a man does not mean you can't write a journal. Men too have feelings, they too have fears, and they too have desires that need to be expressed. This "Journal For Men" has a set of questions that you can write and help discover yourself. This diary will put you on your way to self discovery.