Journaling and Task Listing Your Way to Success

TiffanyDow · 09-19-2008, 07:37 AM

Hi Warriors!

For those of you who know the power of journaling or to-do task list making, you might want to check out The Journal. I downloaded it yesterday and I LOVE it!

How do I use a Journal or task list to increase profits by $20-30k each year? Tasks lists are easy - I divide mine up into:

1.)Lenses or Knols or Hubs to be created for clients
2.) Ghostwriting projects to be completed
3.) PLR to be produced and uploaded then released

Journaling is a bit different - it's a twofold process. I journal about obstacles and sometimes just writing it down helps me to work through it. I journal about goals and I set the bar pretty high in some and not so high in others. (I like to look back on it to see what my thoughts were). I also map out plans.

The software really helps. Here are some of the things I love about The Journal:

1.) I can search my entries. So if I talk about a particular project or goal and later can't remember the details, I can search for a keyword associated with it.

2.) I can insert bookmarks, hyperlinks, tables, images, etc. It comes with emoticons (those smiley faces and other images that we use in forums). I can insert a pre-made template that gives me prompts on what to write about, such as, "I'm reading," "I accomplished, or "Planning."

3.) I can format it like I would an online document - bold, italicized, centered, etc. And I can categorize my entries which is perfect for the multiple projects I have - PLR, eBook sites, web 2.0 marketing, etc. It spells checks for you, does word count, and gives statistics on your journaling.

4.) You can import and entry! If I happen to be off somewhere using my Dragon Naturally Speaking mobile version and come home and upload it, I can have it imported into my journal for me. Works awesome!

5.) The Go feature is cool - I can Go To: a random day, a specific day, back a month or a year or forward a month or a year (love this - have I met my goals?)

6.) I can set reminders and tag certain things as special events, special days, appointments, etc.

7.) You can also post the entry to your blog! You set up a blog profile, which gives it the login info, and it posts it for you! I love this feature.

8.) You can grab a web page and import it into your journal! Talk about building a swipe file!! You just type in the URL and it looks exactly like it does on the domain.

9.) You can set a stopwatch timer for your journaling!

I can see many ways to use this software. You can use it for your blog marketing, setting a timer to make sure you work for at least 15 minutes a day on your blogs, for example.

I LOVE it.

Google The Journal by David Michael to find it. It’s awesome!
Tiff

09-19-2008, 07:37 AM	#1
TiffanyDow Senior Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Kennedale, Texas Posts: 4,074 Blog Entries: 38 Thanks: 1,577 Thanked 2,107 Times in 347 Posts Social Networking	Journaling and Task Listing Your Way to Success Hi Warriors! For those of you who know the power of journaling or to-do task list making, you might want to check out The Journal. I downloaded it yesterday and I LOVE it! How do I use a Journal or task list to increase profits by $20-30k each year? Tasks lists are easy - I divide mine up into: 1.)Lenses or Knols or Hubs to be created for clients 2.) Ghostwriting projects to be completed 3.) PLR to be produced and uploaded then released Journaling is a bit different - it's a twofold process. I journal about obstacles and sometimes just writing it down helps me to work through it. I journal about goals and I set the bar pretty high in some and not so high in others. (I like to look back on it to see what my thoughts were). I also map out plans. The software really helps. Here are some of the things I love about The Journal: 1.) I can search my entries. So if I talk about a particular project or goal and later can't remember the details, I can search for a keyword associated with it. 2.) I can insert bookmarks, hyperlinks, tables, images, etc. It comes with emoticons (those smiley faces and other images that we use in forums). I can insert a pre-made template that gives me prompts on what to write about, such as, "I'm reading," "I accomplished, or "Planning." 3.) I can format it like I would an online document - bold, italicized, centered, etc. And I can categorize my entries which is perfect for the multiple projects I have - PLR, eBook sites, web 2.0 marketing, etc. It spells checks for you, does word count, and gives statistics on your journaling. 4.) You can import and entry! If I happen to be off somewhere using my Dragon Naturally Speaking mobile version and come home and upload it, I can have it imported into my journal for me. Works awesome! 5.) The Go feature is cool - I can Go To: a random day, a specific day, back a month or a year or forward a month or a year (love this - have I met my goals?) 6.) I can set reminders and tag certain things as special events, special days, appointments, etc. 7.) You can also post the entry to your blog! You set up a blog profile, which gives it the login info, and it posts it for you! I love this feature. 8.) You can grab a web page and import it into your journal! Talk about building a swipe file!! You just type in the URL and it looks exactly like it does on the domain. 9.) You can set a stopwatch timer for your journaling! I can see many ways to use this software. You can use it for your blog marketing, setting a timer to make sure you work for at least 15 minutes a day on your blogs, for example. I LOVE it. Google The Journal by David Michael to find it. It’s awesome! Tiff
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