Flow

Just as a exercising should be a habit, a flow, so should writing. Just as the muscles begin to disinegrate after a period of physical inactivity, so does the writer's "personality", his imagination.

After a 25-minute rigorous cardio session at the gym, this analogy seems the most convenient. I am in the recharge mode, physically, mentally, and emotionally. I have the momentum to improve myself in every area imaginable, so why not start with the foundation?

I've made it a goal to write on this blog atleast twice a week, every week. I am determined to tap back into myself as a writer and as a person. This blog allows me that oppotunity. It's where I reflect on my day, my week, gather my thoughts, write them out, say them outloud, and feel content with it all. It's a step towards personal improvement and emotional well-being.

I want to fully experience every experience. I want to relive emotions, recollect dialogue. This is my outlet to really breath, really live. What better for a journalism student, than to journal her own life? Isn't that what I'm in college for? Although college has tought me to form healthy habits in preparation for the world, it is up to me to be productive.

The time to form HEALTHY habits is now. I have never been more ready.