Jangan mengkhawatirkan aturan gramatika dan ejaan. Cobalah menulis catatan pribadi dengan kreatif. Gunakan “aku” untuk sudut pandang orang pertama. Sertakan detail yang melibatkan kelima indra untuk membuat catatan Anda makin hidup. Jangan mengkhawatirkan panjang catatan.

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Give yourself permission to make mistakes as you write your journal entry. This is for you, so it doesn’t matter if something is written incorrectly. Just let your thoughts flow freely onto the paper. If mistakes really bother you, it’s okay to go back and correct them after you finish writing your journal entry. You can use any format for writing your posts, so play around with different structures. This can help you keep up with your writing habit because it provides you the freedom to do what comes naturally that day. For instance, you could try the following:  Turn a memory into a story. Record what you dreamed last night. Write a list, such as what you did that day or what you’re grateful for. Doodle or paste pictures into your journal. Record song lyrics or quotes that mean something to you. Write your own lyrics or a poem. Write in stream of consciousness. You’re writing about your thoughts, experiences, and reflections, so don’t worry about putting them in third person. It’s okay to write your journal entries using the pronoun “I” unless you just prefer not to do so. For instance, you’d write, “I went to lunch with Sari today,” not “Amy had lunch with Sari today.” This is optional, but it can make your journal entries more interesting and can help you remember what happened. Think about what you saw, heard, smelled, felt, and tasted during the events or experiences that you’re writing about. Then, include some of these details in your entry. For instance, let’s say you’re on vacation at the beach. You might include details like, “sea spray hitting my face,” “the smell of burning wood from bonfires on the beach,” “the taste of salt on my lips,” “the sun glinting off the surface of the water,” and “the shouts from other beach goers having fun.” You don’t need to fill out an entire page every time you write. It’s okay to have some short entries and some longer entries. Write down what you have to say. If you’re having trouble thinking of something else to write, go ahead and end your entry. With...