During each lesson you are going to write down questions and work through the process of developing answers. You’re going to take notes on what you are learning. You’re going to draw. You’re going to express your thoughts and ideas. You’re even going to write stories. And you’re going to do it all in your Salmon Journal. You will keep it with you at all times, so that you can write thoughts down “whenever inspiration strikes.” Thoughts and ideas can surprise you by happening when you do not expect them — when you’re brushing your teeth, walking the dog, eating breakfast, or anytime, really. That’s why it’s good to keep your journal close so that when that idea does “strike,” you can write it down. Once it’s in your journal, you don’t have to worry about forgetting it! You’ll be amazed how good that can make you feel. Many great thinkers in history have kept journals “within arm’s reach” for this reason. Journals gave them comfort knowing that their ideas were being recorded and not forgotten. Those journals led to historic breakthroughs. NOTE: OVERHAUL THIS PHOTO GALLERY WITH BETTER EXAMPLES.
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Develop your Own Journal Entry Style
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Don’t Leave Home Without It
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