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The power of journaling

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Journaling

Is writing:

1. Feelings2. To do lists3. Goals4. About relationships5. Plans Fe

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Journaling CVW- writing down

• Recording/writing:– Goals– Desires, thoughts and feelings– Acts ( What I do)

• Then balancing them like a check book

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Key concept #1 purpose of journaling:

•To implement a positive action•To replace a negative emotion

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Heart – feelingsemotions

Mind / cognitive/Frontal lobe

actions

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Key concept #2

• Journaling helps us :

•Define and understand goals

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Daily- Journaling

• It lists and clarifies our goals in life ( while seeking God’s Will )

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Key concept # 3

• Journaling assists us so that our:

• Feelings, thoughts and actions correspond with goals

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Daily- Journaling

• It makes sure our desires, thoughts and feeling are consistent with our goals

• It checks if our behavior is in line with our goals ( Gods Will/ purpose for our life)

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Journaling

• Helps with problem solving ( emotional and physical)– How and what do I feel – Is my feelings True Christ like or worthwhile– Are my actions that of loving kindness ( Do I show

caring )• Forming a new habit– Goal check feelings check action example loose

weight – record keeping of what you eat is key.

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JOURNAL categories

• Relationships• 1) Myself: • Emotions• Physical• Financial• 2) Spouse /family• 3) God• 4) Others

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JOURNAL categories

• Relationships• 1) Myself: • Emotions• Depression, anxiety, fear and lack of

forgiving– 1)Replacing negative feeling with positive actions (

feelings follow action) ( Action is mental glue)– 2) Daily routine incorporating holistic heath

principals ( Sunlight – exercise- work- Rest)

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Heart – feelingsemotions

Mind / cognitive/Frontal lobe

actions

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JOURNAL categories

• Relationships• 1) Myself: • Emotions• Physical– Doctor and dentist visit– Daily routine incorporating holistic health principles– Keeping track of progress – Exercise– Diet

• Write /plan what and how much you eat• Exercise ( 90%+ regain weight without exercise)

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JOURNAL categories

• Relationships• 1) Myself: • Emotions• Physical• Financial– Goal Pay off all debt– Live within your means– Educate yourself/ learn a new skill

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JOURNAL categories

• Relationships• 1) Myself: • 2) Spouse /family– Shared ? Journal• Leaning love languages• Affirming and compensating each other • Example

– I felt loved this week when you did..– I felt pressured when you said– I felt angry when you …

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• 2) Spouse /family This could be a separate journal which you write together.– Topics could include:

• Seeking God's will together.• What made you feel that you compromised• What make you feel controlled?• When did you feel alone• What make you feel loved• What made you feel appreciated• What made you feel frustrated• How did you serve your spouse?• What made you feel frustrated• Are you encouraging healthy habits.(for example walking together)• Did you read and pray together.• How do you perceive God's plans for you• What are your goals and desires?• What you make you feel support or encouraged.• What could be better for you?

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JOURNAL categories

• Relationships• 1) Myself: • 2) Spouse /family• 3) God (EITM)– Seeking Gods will – Thanking and praising God– Writing how God has led in the past– Seeking how good God is

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• 3) God (EITM)– Seeking Gods will. Time spent with God. Reading and

praying.– Thanking and praising God. Seeking how good God is.

Delight in his beauty and grace– Writing how God has led in the past– List of people you praying for– Time spent with God.– Delighting in God's beauty and grace. Time spent in nature– Serving others. (+ Relationship with others…. Done unto

them.. you have done it unto Me.)– Write His will and future plans for you Gen 15 – Gods reminds

Abram..

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• Learning to trust God requires action.– Read your Bible- You can trust him

–The personal experience–Remembering what God has done–And the future he has planned for you– And sharing that of others.

– Sharing with others is also called the Conative form of learning

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REMEMBERING WHAT GOD HAS DONE FOR YOU

• HOW HE HAS LEAD IN THE PAST• BUT ALSO BELIEVING HE HAS A FUTURE FOR

YOU – PLAN WITH GOD DREAM WITH GOD- JOSEPH DID

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SO DID ABRAM-ABRAHAM• Genesis 15• 1 After these things the word of the LORD came to

Abram in a vision, saying, “Do not be afraid, Abram. I am your shield, your exceedingly great reward.”

7 journaling --……, “I am the LORD, who brought you out of Ur of the Chaldeans, to give you this land to inherit it.” journaling remember how God has lead in the past…

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JER 29

• 11 For I know the plans that I [h]have for you,’ declares the LORD, ‘plans for welfare and not for calamity to give you a future and a hope.

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Gen 15

• 5 Then He brought him outside and said, “Look now toward heaven, and count the stars if you are able to number them.” And He said to him, “So shall your descendants be.” 6 And he believed in the LORD, and He accounted it to him for righteousness.

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JOURNAL categories

• Relationships• 1) Myself: • 2) Spouse /family• 3) God• 4) Others– 2nd commandment love your brother (and

enemies) (Remember: feelings follow action)

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Make sure people understand that you CARE.

• H FORD

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Journaling

• Aids in achieving a good self image ( true)– Via getting to know your strength and weaknesses– Improving your weaknesses– Listen and write down what others say about you.

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Journaling

• Helps you to Forgive– Help with problem solving ( emotional and

physical)• How and what do I feel • Is my feelings True Christ like or worthwhile• Are my actions that of loving kindness ( Do I show

caring)

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Journaling

Can be done in

1. A notebook2. 2x4 card3. piece of Paper4. Formal diary5. leather book

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• DATE WAKE UP: 4 5 6 7• 2 GLASSES WATER (W)

• EITM READ AND PRAY: Praise and Thank God

• Commit to God, Ask Gods will, Thank God for victory

• EXERCISE Aerobic Exer. Strength and Stretch E/S=10 MIN

• SUNLIGHT (morning walk, positive self talk)

• SHOWER (Bond Style)• BREAKFAST Lunch Diner (No snacking)• WORK / SERVE OTHERS (X6 DAYS 7th

worship Creator)• JOURNALING:

– Delighting in Gods beauty and grace– (Thank God)– TO DO LIST (1min Goal planner x3)

• SLEEP 8-10pm Set Alarm (Sleep 7-9hrs)(+ MINIbreaks)

• WWWWWWWWWWWW ___

• EEEE ____ S SSS____ ___Miles

• SUNLIGHT 10 10 10

• NUTS FLAX

• FRUIT: F FFFF ___F• Banana

/apple/grapes/watermelon/orange

• VEGGIES: V VVVVVV ___V• Green: Broccoli or Kale or cabbage

• Orange: Carrot or Sweet potato• White: Garlic onion Corn• Red: Tomato Bell pepper• Floss teeth

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Journaling

• Essential for emotional and Physical health

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Thomas Edison

When he was a young boy, Thomas Edison’s parents pulled him out of school after teachers called him “stupid” and “unteachable.”Edison spent his teenage years working and being fired from various jobs, culminating in his termination from a telegraph company at age 21.Despite these setbacks, Edison never deterred from his true

passion, inventing.Throughout his career, Edison obtained 1,093 patents.And while many of these inventions -- such as the light bulb, stock printer, phonograph and alkaline battery -- were groundbreaking, even more of

them were unsuccessful.Edison is famous for saying that genius is “1% inspiration and 99% perspiration.”

One of Edison’s greatest stories of perseverance occurred after he was already wildly successful.After inventing the light bulb, Edison began a quest to find an inexpensive light bulb filament.At the time, ore was mined in the

Midwest, and shipping costs were incredibly high.To combat this, Edison opened his own ore-mining plant in Ogdensburg,New Jersey.For roughly a decade, Edisondevoted all his time and money to the plant.He also

obtained 47 patents for inventions designed to make the plant run more smoothly.And after all of that, Edison’s project still failed thanks to the low quality ore on the East Coast.

But as it turned out, one of the aforementioned 47 inventions (a newly-designed crushing machine) revolutionized the cement industry and earned Edison back nearly all of the money he lost.In addition, Henry

Ford would later credit Edison’s Ogdensburg project as the main inspiration for his Model T Ford assembly line, and many believe that Edisonpaved the way for modern-day industrial laboratories.Edison’s foray into ore-

mining proves that dedication and commitment can pay off even in a losing venture.

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People who persevered despite handicaps and disabilitiesBeethoven (composer) - was deaf Ray Charles (musician) - is blind

Thomas Edison (inventor) - had a learning problem Albert Einstein (scientist) - had a learning disability

Terry Fox (runner) - is an amputee with cancer Stevie Wonder (musician) - is blind

James Earl Jones (actor) - was a stutterer Helen Keller (author) - was deaf and blind

Marlee Matlin (actress) - is deaf Franklin D. Roosevelt (president) - was paralyzed from polio

Vincent Van Gogh (artist) - was mentally ill Woodrow Wilson (president) - had a learning problem

Itzhak Perlman (concert violinist) - was paralyzed from the waist down Stephen Hawking (physicist) - had Lou Gehrig's disease (of the nervous

system)

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Write in your journal about difficult situations and how you handled them without giving up. – learn to persevere

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Thank and praise God

• Delight in Gods beauty and grace• (Remember sin has blinded us – we tend to

see to evil/bad stuff)• Remember how he has lead in the past• Write his plan / future for you –