Do you still keep a diary and write summaries?
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Of course, are these all for you to see? When you encounter some problems at work and gain insights from them, do you still write them down? Let’s all discuss this. I often write down my thoughts and plans, reflecting on my work over the past few days and planning for the future. Sometimes, when I feel bored, I complain a bit; it doesn’t matter if others see it, as no one will tell anyone else, so it’s quite private. It also allows one to calm down and think about things while writing; in any case, I think it has only advantages and no disadvantages
I’m just asking shyly, who will read it after it’s written? How many more times will I go to watch it? Is it meant to be used when writing memoirs?
When writing, only those special emotions from that moment give me a sense of something; when I look back at what I’ve written, it doesn’t seem particularly special. I used to like writing, but now I prefer to find songs that match my mood to listen to and sing along to
After 9 years of working, I do have some thoughts. Occasionally, I write something on my blog; it’s up to others to read or not – it’s just a way for me to record my own experiences. After all, who would really care?
Keeping a diary is mainly about recording one’s feelings; if it becomes just a record of everyday events, it loses its meaning
Keeping a diary has always been a* habit of mine.
I no longer keep a diary; I’ve started keeping a ledger instead
Writing is quite good; sometimes it’s useful to look back at one’s own thoughts and see how much of what one holds onto remains unchanged, and how much has changed
It’s good to reflect on oneself regularly; I think everyone does that! But different personalities lead to different approaches; I’m not into writing or drawing things like that. It’s enough to keep it in mind and remind myself constantly~ Keeping a diary has its advantages and disadvantages – if someone who shouldn’t see it happens to come across inappropriate content, that would be bad~
It’s written on paper, not in a blog. Putting one’s inner thoughts online for others to comment on isn’t a very good idea. What I mean is something written for oneself. My recent feeling is that progress can only be achieved by making corrections; if common shortcomings aren’t noted down in time, they’re easily forgotten. Looking at what was written before from time to time serves as a reminder to oneself, and I think that’s a good thing
Everyone has different living habits*. If you like to keep a diary or write summaries regularly, then keep doing it – it is indeed a good habit. However, such things can only be read and appreciated by oneself; there are some personal matters that should not be shared with others. I can’t force others to do anything. I don’t keep a diary or write summaries, but it’s not that I don’t want to; I’m just lazy, or I think that no one will read what I write, so I don’t write it.
I only write work notes; I don’t keep a diary
It’s useless to write down the shortcomings if one doesn’t keep them in mind……
I write only when I have something to express; hehe, usually I write it in my space. It is also necessary to keep a work log, writing down anything that is important or easy to forget at any time.
I think it’s great; I just stopped writing after going to college. It’s a good way to vent and reflect! Now they all go to the basketball court to vent! Ah, there’s no chance to reflect and sort out one’s thoughts.
I first keep it in my mind and then write it down on paper for reference. It’s great if one can remember everything, but when that’s not possible, paper is needed. I’ve always believed that a poor memory is not as bad as a poor pen, haha
I want to write down some of the wonderful memories from my life so far, as well as a chronicle of the painful setbacks
It looks a lot like an excuse! Hehe! Actually, if it’s firmly remembered, it won’t be forgotten; after all, one doesn’t have to look through logs or notes first whenever doing something. That would be too archaic! It’s quite possible to write down a formula or a term related to study, but it’s best to use reference books for this, as what’s written down may not be accurate……
I’m not used to doing that*. I think writing that stuff is mainly for future generations to read. You never forget things you’ve done yourself; it makes no difference whether you take notes or not.