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Record activities in your Work Log daily, weekly or even monthly. Is an effective tool for self-reflection, allowing you to improve your focus, patience, planning and personal growth. Please leave a review or send us a copy of your customized Work Log to caratworklogs gmail. Beskrivning Do you have a job? Do you keep a record of what you do on your job? A Work Log: a. Helps to keep a record of your daily activities such as clocking in and clocking out times b.
Helps to record tasks that you accomplish throughout the day, c. We deal with the events of the day as best we can, spontaneously and as they arise. In the course of the hour cycle, we sleep. In sleep the mind is not inactive. We are composed largely of our memories, of things that we have learned, of characteristics shaped by our families, our education, our experiences, our victories, our loves, our losses. We die every night. When we return to consciousness we are newborn.
The memories that form us have been processed and revised and refined from the raw experiences that assaulted us during waking hours. This is essential. Dreaming is a natural and necessary mental process, an attempt to form experiences into a coherent narrative of who we are. A person deprived of sleep or the opportunity to dream, quite quickly goes mad. Autobiography, I have found, is revelatory and, conducted as a thorough and honest examination of memories, therapeutic.
A person that you had believed of importance in your life is disposed of in a few sentences. Then you find yourself typing paragraphs, with tears streaming down your face, about someone you thought of little relevance to your personal story, until now.
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Short stories. His title is not the most modest — My Fight for Irish Freedom — but he earns the right to boast. There is a rumour that his book is partly ghost-written. I hope that this is not true. However short and dramatic your life, you are going to have to shape it into a narrative. If anyone sat down to write out the facts of a decade of their life — even if it could be done — it would take 10 years to read it. A rigorous task of selection is required.
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Forget the facts and tell the truth! The programme presenter and film crew came down to us one sunny morning, and filmed us for a total of five hours, well into the middle of the afternoon. This five hours of filming was taken back to Dublin, edited down, and appeared as an eight-minute item on the programme. For many years from to I was a contributor to the letters page of a national newspaper — the secret of which is to send your contribution on a postcard.
Every letters page editor is constrained by space. His or her allotted column inches almost always need a short and preferably witty contribution to complete the jigsaw. If you cannot do that, it is almost better to send in a short article than a long letter. Likewise the power of the blurb is a power of intense selection. I do not like or trust blurbs! Nearly pages summed up in half a dozen sentences? Extracts from the text are preferable.
Long before an individual conceives the ambition to write autobiographically, the mind is of its nature, already selective. Do I remember the 4,odd breakfasts that I had over the 11 years covered by my book — individually? I do not. I compress and distil them and am able to tell you what I usually have for breakfast.
Let me tell you what I believe — because it is fairly extreme: I believe that the narrative function of the mind is ancient, animal and instinctive. We deal with the events of the day as best we can, spontaneously and as they arise. In the course of the hour cycle, we sleep. In sleep the mind is not inactive. We are composed largely of our memories, of things that we have learned, of characteristics shaped by our families, our education, our experiences, our victories, our loves, our losses.
We die every night. When we return to consciousness we are newborn. The memories that form us have been processed and revised and refined from the raw experiences that assaulted us during waking hours. This is essential. Dreaming is a natural and necessary mental process, an attempt to form experiences into a coherent narrative of who we are. A person deprived of sleep or the opportunity to dream, quite quickly goes mad.