Journaling is about getting organised... and contains hidden effectiveness nuggets

It is NO secret that Journaling is (also) about getting organised. 

Especially the guided-freestyle approach which - to “newbies” - looks like a better to-do-list.

But, hey, this is business, so we are already organised! 

We are professionals, aren’t we?

What still seems to be more secret, what you rarely get told is that Business Journaling:

4. is an overview multitool

5. is a cognitive-capacity unleasher

6. is a busy-ness debunker

Business Journaling is an overview multitool

Take a pen and a piece of paper. Start externalising what is in your head.

This is like rubber duck debugging, but silent. 

Neither a rubber duck nor talking is needed. 

You just need yourself, pen and paper and a few minutes of your precious time.

Business Journaling unleashes cognitive capacity

With “small but effective” concepts like:

… you win mental capacity.

With Business Journaling you win headspace for the “real” thinking and the joyful parts at work.

Business Journaling debunks the busy-ness trap

You rarely get told that busy-ness is a trap. 

Let’s debunk this myth of "successful people are always busy" today!

You can have it both:

One path to defuse this busyness trap is:

Business Journaling supports you with (seemingly) small -but intentional- tools to accommodate your whole life and to walk your path.

‘Where to start and How to keep going‘ describes a possible approach to finding your why. This is the base for prioritising your work, your tasks, according to value(s).

Read the next part to learn why Business Journaling can (and will) be hard at times. 

At the same time Business Journaling is your private coach and sparring partner. Journaling can even be your secret helper on the quest to say “no” more often and say “yes” to more of what matters to YOU.