Jan 16, 2020
The freelance journal is a key tool to understanding your
process, habits, attitudes, limiting beliefs, and true ambitions.
Keeping a narrative record of what you’re doing as a writer and as
a freelancer means that you will become more familiar with what
you’re doing, how you’re doing it, why you’re making the choices
you’re making, how well things are going, and what other options
you can explore.
This all serves as preventative to you saying later on “I don’t
know how I did that,” because a) you were paying attention more in
the first place, and b) you can quite literally read these messages
from yourself about how you did do it.
When I coach writers, I ask them to do a fair amount of this meta journaling. The best coaching is never about what I say to you—it’s about what you’re able to discover for yourself.
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MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE
WCP 1: What’s your problem?
WCP 2: Thinking thoughts and feelings feels
WCP 20: Setting freelance writer goals
WCP 16: Freewriting for freelancers
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