Well, I suppose the first step to actually making a journal is to force myself into writing. I have read that forcing yourself to write for periods of time, continuously, as in, nonstop for the entire time, even if that means you must repeat yourself, over and over, until you come up with your next idea, that your brain will begin to open up. In a way, it's like lubing up your thought processing mechanics.
I'm sure that you're enjoying this, if you're still reading this entry, of course, as I'm sure you're not doing it because I have all that much to say, but you simply wish to know what I've said. In the end, I find that having little important to say makes what you have to say, when you finally come around to saying it, all the more important and, vice-versa, having much to say tends to make the value of each of your words decrease. I'm not trying to say that people who talk far more than others have less important things to say, but, looking at this mathematically, simply because I know how much you all love mathematics, the word to importance ratio decreases dramatically when you have more to say.
I often claim to have a strong sense of humility, but, I must say, I am quite enjoying myself, as I rarely have make time to sit down and write. I am clearly a fan of anything that helps to sharpen my writing skills; therefore, it's a plus to write in this journal, with the possibility of others reading it, as it motivates me to further my writing. It seems that I've written quite a bit in such a short time and, I find myself needing to apologize for going on about mere nothing, as I promise my future entries will be far more entertaining, and/or interesting.
-Varnell
I'm sure that you're enjoying this, if you're still reading this entry, of course, as I'm sure you're not doing it because I have all that much to say, but you simply wish to know what I've said. In the end, I find that having little important to say makes what you have to say, when you finally come around to saying it, all the more important and, vice-versa, having much to say tends to make the value of each of your words decrease. I'm not trying to say that people who talk far more than others have less important things to say, but, looking at this mathematically, simply because I know how much you all love mathematics, the word to importance ratio decreases dramatically when you have more to say.
I often claim to have a strong sense of humility, but, I must say, I am quite enjoying myself, as I rarely have make time to sit down and write. I am clearly a fan of anything that helps to sharpen my writing skills; therefore, it's a plus to write in this journal, with the possibility of others reading it, as it motivates me to further my writing. It seems that I've written quite a bit in such a short time and, I find myself needing to apologize for going on about mere nothing, as I promise my future entries will be far more entertaining, and/or interesting.
-Varnell
