"Journaling Practice"
- LYJ
- Dec 16, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Feb 23
On this site, a journaling practice is the intentional use of journals as tools for introspection, self-discovery, processing, emotional engagement, self-awareness, and any form of "going within" through language.
The term "journaling" alone is too broad and cannot capture the intent and continuity connotated by "practice". Adding "practice" solidifies journaling as a thoughtful and ongoing practice distinct from logging, tracking, collecting, or aesthetic expressions.
Although logging, tracking, collecting, and aesthetic expression may be a part of a "journaling practice", this site emphasizes expression through language.