Why Write? Simple self-discovery in 5 minutes

5/12/2020

Denny Stockdale
Master of Ceremonies

A simple self-discovery opportunity

Take 5 minutes and discover reasons you might want to write.
Set a timer for 5 minutes
Grab a pen and paper or sit down with your keyboard
Take 5 minutes for YOU
Please leave your answers in the comments section below

Here are a few reasons others have shared:

To process life events: Some things are too scary to talk about. Writing helps us heal what we feel.
To remember what's important: It's amazing what writing for a few minutes a day can do.
To have conversations with people we can't talk with: A miscommunication and/or a misunderstanding destroys friendships.
To soothe the soul: Writing helps increase our awareness of who I am.

What do I stand for? What are my passions?

To create: articles, books, blog posts, etc.
To celebrate: There's always something to be grateful for.

What can you celebrate today?

Please comment below or you can e-mail our team

2 Comments

Elizabeth Craig link

6/1/2020 11:36:11 pm

To create: LinkedIn Articles, Blog Posts, and Podcasts...and perhaps another book.

Sarah Routman link

6/2/2020 05:53:17 pm

I love to write. Journals, poetry, hand-written letters... It often takes more time than I feel I have to write a blogpost or a LinkedIn article. The idea of being disciplined to write every day is fantastic. Also, working on a book...LOTS of editing. I think there's a difference between personal writing to process and make sense of the world, get in touch with yourself, and with writing for others.

Why Write? Simple self-discovery in 5 minutes

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