The "I AM" Blog
Your logical mind is excellent at solving certain types of problems. It can analyze information, compare options, identify pros and cons, and reach conclusions through systematic reasoning. But logical thinking has severe limitations when it comes to creativity, innovation, and...
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Some emotional states defy language. You know something's happening inside you, but when you try to write about it, the words feel wrong. Too small. Too linear. Too limited to capture the complexity of what you're experiencing. You sit with...
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Most people approach writing the same way they approach a job interview: carefully curated, strategically presented, designed to make a good impression. Even in private journals meant for no eyes but their own, they edit as they go. They cross...
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You have the goals. You have the vision. Maybe you have even written them down before on a random sticky note, in a notes app, or in a journal that lasted two weeks before life got in the way. The...
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Most people treat their journal as a place for heavy things. Feelings to process, goals to plan, problems to think through, decisions to weigh. And it handles all of that well. But somewhere along the way, the journal picked up...
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