🎥 Watch the full meeting for the live breakdown of my system. How I write, structure, and use journaling to stay consistent through my $5K+/month challenge. During the meeting, Hibban, Ahsan, Ammar, Arham, and I each shared our entire day from morning till night, without looking at notes.The goal was simple: to test how much we actually remember what we did. That exercise showed how easy it is to lose track of our day when we’re not journaling and how powerful written reflection can be for building awareness and consistency. Most people journal like they’re writing a diary. I use it as a growth system. 🔹 1. The Weekly Reflection Every Friday or Monday, review your week. Circle the tasks you kept writing but never did, those reveal your blind spots. If “Outreach” shows up four times, you know where your problem is. 🔹 2. Handwriting > Typing Writing with a pen reprograms your mind. When I write “$5K+/month challenge,” my brain registers it like a command. It's identity-level training, not just goal setting. 🔹 3. Reflect Emotionally Your journal isn’t just about what you did, it’s about how you felt. Feeling weak, distracted, or unmotivated? Write it.That’s how you connect your productivity with your mindset. 🔹 4. Block Small Time Windows Use a simple time-block app (like Time Tune suggested by Ammar in a meeting) or your diary. Plan 10–15-minute blocks, even 5 minutes of clarity trains your brain to focus. 🔹 5. Do 2 Types of Journals — Life & Business 1️⃣ Life Journal:Write about your habits, emotions, health, and mindset. It keeps you grounded and self-aware. 2️⃣ Business Journal:Note your ideas, outreach progress, deals, and creative strategies. It keeps your work focused and measurable. 🧩 Together, they balance your inner growth and outer results. 🔹 6. The Simple Daily Formula Just 3 lines a day: 1️⃣ What I did today 2️⃣ How I felt today 3️⃣ What I’ll improve tomorrow That’s enough to stay consistent for months. 👇 Comment how you journal (or plan to start). Let’s compare methods.