Journaling is a fantastic way to supercharge your efforts. When your thoughts are still in your mind, they can be challenging to analyze objectively. Getting things out of your head and down on paper provides a totally different perspective. Thinking tends to be very sequential; one thought leads to the next, which leads to the next. We get caught in a linear track and miss out on the bird’s-eye view of the whole thought process. With journaling you gain the ability to see things from a third-person view versus a first-person view. Three Great Benefits of Journaling Solve complex challenges. When you write the issue at hand down on paper,…