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Experiment
Too many of my entries are written stream of consciousness. I need to consider making myself a few simple rules that are easy to stick by. This will hopefully result in writing more interesting and readable journal entries. For starters, the two rules that spring to mind are write as though I were writing an e-mail I was going to send to the whole company and second. Write as though I were criticizing someone's grammar online. Let's take idea and make it the first subject of this study.
I write too many stream of consciousness entries. They are wandering and confusing. I need a few simple rules of proof-reading. My first idea is to write the entry as though I am writing a company-wide e-mail. The second idea is to write as though I am chastizing someone else's grammar. A more concise journal will make easier reading.
I write too many stream of consciousness entries. They are wandering and confusing. I need a few simple rules of proof-reading. My first idea is to write the entry as though I am writing a company-wide e-mail. The second idea is to write as though I am chastizing someone else's grammar. A more concise journal will make easier reading.