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What should I write in my journal every morning as a creator or entrepreneur?
How you start your day influences how it will go.
Some things that can help are taking cold showers, meditation, and prayer.
And here are 4 topics to write in the morning in your journal to stay at your peak performance.
- What is the biggest challenge I want to overcome today that will take me to the next level?
- What do I want to skip doing today? So I will stay calm and productive.
- What work am I going to hide from today? How can I do it no matter what?
- How can I make my day better than yesterday?
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I dive deep into the inner game of creators and entrepreneurs to help them with the best thinking tools for top performance and life satisfaction.
To accomplish this, I develop & teach the ThinkGym™ Journaling Method for decision-making,
problem-solving, working with intuition and subconscious,
raising self-esteem and confidence, managing emotional well-being, idea generation, creativity,
mental toughness, and working with beliefs to improve their mindset and performance.
I dive deep into the inner game of creators and entrepreneurs to help them with the best thinking tools for top performance and life satisfaction. To accomplish this, I develop & teach the ThinkGym™ Journaling Method for decision-making, problem-solving, working with intuition and subconscious, raising self-esteem and confidence, managing emotional well-being, idea generation, creativity, mental toughness, and working with beliefs to improve their mindset and performance.
