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289. Writing as Preventive and Reactive Medicine

289. Writing as Preventive and Reactive Medicine

FromThe Word Leader Podcast: A Writing Podcast


289. Writing as Preventive and Reactive Medicine

FromThe Word Leader Podcast: A Writing Podcast

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Length:
8 minutes
Released:
Oct 25, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Writing is the key to a successful life because writing is formalized thinking. Good thinking leads to a good life. But why is that? There are two ways writing can be useful to lead a good life. First, writing helps us figure out what we want. Writing about the future helps get a crystal-clear picture of what we want out of life. Second, writing helps us reconcile ourselves with the past. By writing, we can better understand how we feel about the things that have happened and we can improve our relationship with the past. If you write both about the future and the past, you’ll be set for success no matter what happens to you. Visit www.triviumwriting.com to learn more about writing, read our blog, and grab our resources. Get your copy of Write a Book That Matters today. Buy the Self-Authoring program at https://selfauthoring.com/ (I am not affiliated with them and am not receiving a commission.)
Released:
Oct 25, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

The Word Leader Podcast is for thinkers who want to lead with words. We discuss how to get your wisdom out in the world through book writing and publishing, how to improve your communication, and how to use writing as a leadership tool. Every weekday, podcast host and founder of Trivium Writing Leandre Larouche shares strategies, tactics, mindset hacks, and philosophical approaches to writing and communication. Visit https://www.triviumwriting.com to get more details about Trivium Writing and to learn how you can write a nonfiction book or improve your writing.