One of the beautiful things about writing daily what’s on your mind is that when you’re asked to share what’s on your mind—either in general or in regards to specific topics—the work is already done.
There’s no need to delay, no need to beat around the bush, no need to answer generically or mumbly or complicatedly so as to buy yourself some time to think…
Your thinking space has already been honored. The editing of your thinking via written word has already distilled your key thoughts. And the rest of it—the crap thinking—you’ve already released and has already begun to sink towards the bottom of your mind’s floor.
And because of it… you’re more ready to capitalize on potential opportunities.
…You’re more ready to make a good impression when you didn’t even know you were going to have to make one.
…You’re more ready to express yourself properly when you meet someone special—because you just never know when that might happen.
Because the last thing you want—when any of those moments arrive—is to feel like there’s a lot of work yet that needs to be done or like a delay needs to be made.
Writing daily is thinking done.
And thinking done is an excellent strategy for getting ahead in life.