Yeah Dude, keep opening the Kimono and putting stuff like this out there and like the master martial artists there won’t be anything left to be defensive of. It’s amazing to read and relive the memories in my head and think about the good times we had together (as well as the tough times in our relationship). I think if you reflect back and think about what your original intention was, you’ll find a way to navigate back to that. You never know. Do you only do one page or are you only showing one page? A feeling that you’re constantly choosing from someone else’s buffet instead of cooking your own food? There is definitely something special about writing by hand on real paper, ideas just flow out more naturally and in a more sensible order than than when typed on a keyboard. I have been delaying my journal ambitions because yes, I feel like my writing is so pathetic. I would be curious to hear a comparison between the two and why you moved from one to the other. Morning Pages are one of these things that sound so simple that you don't think they could ever work for you. From here, one can look at it again and again…each time re-digesitng, recalibrating. Or is it because you feel you must be defensive and protect what you have: time, money, relationships, space, etc.? read 45 books in 2014 and plan for 30 in 2015 to give more space for production and business building). Keep it up. Cue Get Shorty! Please do not put your URL in the comment text and please use your PERSONAL name or initials and not your business name, as the latter comes off like spam. I like that you posted this. For creating this life? I like this. Like you I didn’t read Julia’s book but I did follow her advice of cranking out 700 – 1000 words every morning. Thank you Tim. Cool. Recently, in my hazy tiredness of the morning I’ve reached for my journal because of the sheer joy I experience from writing the pages. Your ten questions podcast and these type posts, all help me better understand and interpret what you provide. In fact, Cameron advises that you yourself shouldn’t even read the pages in the first few months. love this post. Thanks! Thanks! [I was unsure of spelling]. But the fetters of even a modicum of professional success makes one feel like they have to play defense, or manage instead of conquer. This is the kind of posts I like: Your spontanious reactions…and “solutions” to day to day life and preoccupations. hi marcela. Keep inviting us in on your journey. If you are like me, you might find it a little hard writing morning pages (or evening pages) day in day out. I did a blog on my workflow a few weeks back that may be of interest to other readers who are looking to maximise the productivity of their morning writing. I began by only journalling during emotionally charged moments to journalling every night. I just have to work smarter on the results side of things. While I had already understood the psychological benefits of journalling and that the cloudy grogginess in the morning was associated with creativity, Morning Pages still surprised me in their effectiveness. It helped me greatly when I decided to take up journaling. Pavel Tsatsouline on the Science of Strength and the Art of Physical Performance (#55), https://rss.art19.com/episodes/c62bd9af-f4f6-4bb9-8022-754a79ef46df.mp3, All transcripts from The Tim Ferriss Show, “productivity” tips for neurotic and crazy people (like me), https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-qYHYMdniM, http://www.chookooloonks.com/beauty-of-different-2011/2010/12/29/journaling-101-a-primer-for-those-whod-like-to-start-a-pract.html, 11 Reasons Not to Become Famous (or “A Few Lessons Learned Since 2007”), The Best Books and Articles I Read in 2019, How to (Really) Make $1,000,000 Selling E-Books – Real-World Case Studies. The routine is called Morning Pages, and people ranging from journalist Oliver Burkeman to entrepreneur Tim Ferriss say it’s changed their lives. I’ve always thought it seems like a stupid waste of time. I have always journaled for as long as I can remember. I have nothing to add to Renee’s comments. I’ve typed out the text below the image, as it’s easier to read. Top post. On a really stressful day, I just wrote the f-word down for the first 3 minutes. Paper: I used to have beautifully written/drawn journals, but it became a bunch of real estate in a box that I don’t particularly want to keep/read, and the shape/quality is difficult to scan to computer. I’ve also noted that my big wins in life have come from being aggressive, much like iconic coach Dan Gable, who’s epic rant here is one of my favorites of all time. He mentions it in the book in an example of his father, who saw a 23 lb weight loss in 2 months, but only 6 of it in the second month. Again, thank you for sharing. I also noticed that when keeping up with it my handwriting (which is quite good) always got better as well I believe due to the calming and intimate nature of the subject (deeper concentration). I’ve done morning pages for 10 years now (I’m only 28) and I’ve noticed weird patterns — where sometimes it makes bad days worse. I’ve been keeping a daily journal for over a year but I run it as an evening activity (occasionally have to catch up the next day). Thanks Tim….I loved this post and you! I literally forget it exists very quickly… I need to find a way to do it long enough to create a habit. They start up upon waking and run feral and psychotic until I do something useful to calm them…or not as the case may be. Rarely more than one or two. It was interesting that your posted this now cause I just started writing my morning journal and a bit of inspiration is always welcome. I highly suspect there is neurological patterns firing that link emotional aspects with the physical craft. Reading this post, encourages me to stop thinking about journaling and to start journaling. Send more posts like this our way! Hey Tim, I enjoyed it and you can keep it coming. Kudos for sharing!! Morning Pages are three longhand stream of consciousness pages written in the morning — where you just keep moving the pen for three pages no matter what. Paper won! You may possibly trap the thoughts that bring you back like “I can’t do it” or “Just another cigarette” onto the page and be able to defeat whatever you’re facing. Yes! I have an overbooked/overspec’ed 1st hour of the day. Thanks for this post, Tim! I love seeing other folks morning routines. It ranges from Marcus Aurelius to Ben Franklin, and from Mark Twain to George Lucas. It just feels more primal as well which can only help release yourself. (If she’s still doing it the same way?) Love your stuff Tim, especially your last blog on journal writing. I don’t think I got everything but interesting nevertheless. Brilliant post, thank you! In other words, the process matters more than the product. Morning Pages are three longhand stream of consciousness pages written in the morning — where you just keep moving the pen for three pages … I’ve known the value of journaling and wanted to start it for many years but my perfectionist inclinations have held me back for not having something ‘worth’ journaling. Koppelman recounted that he discovered the Morning Pages routine from a little book called The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron. All the best. Awesome Tim, Writing is a way of dancing between unconscious to conscious, so all those vibrations rather than be ignored will be expressed! You are successful and inspiring and at the same time such a real person. They must be longhand because writing allows you to have time to process your thoughts better. Keep ’em coming. I think this post was great. They simply need to get them out of your head, where they will otherwise bounce around all day like a bullet ricocheting inside your skull.” Here’s an example of one of Ferriss’ journals using the … That’s part of the reason I journal at night – to help me sleep better. Now what?! I’ve been urged to start journaling. Keep them coming. Tim is an author of 5 #1 NYT/WSJ bestsellers, investor (FB, Uber, Twitter, 50+ more), and host of The Tim Ferriss Show podcast (400M+ downloads) I wasn’t depressed but thought that if I could be a happier person, I would have a more fulfilling life. I may well experiment with your journal approach though. Tim – Your humility and transparency are inspiring. I’ve found that since I’ve started my routine, many mundane illiterate thoughts have been eradicated. “Morning pages don’t need to solve your problems. That is what I do most days. Doing Morning Pages the Tim Ferriss Way Is Now Easy. If you need to destroy them to ensure that, go ahead: it's more important than keeping them for reference. Tim Ferriss. BUT, when I do go back and re-read the journal posts I have made, you can definitely tell I was shedding some weight that allowed me more energy for the day. To quote her further, from page viii: “Once we get those muddy, maddening, confusing thoughts [nebulous worries, jitters, and preoccupations] on the page, we face our day with clearer eyes.”. As I follow you more and more, I am appreciative of your personal insights because it gives me a better understanding of how you think and view life. It clears me out and gives me awareness of what’s going on behind the surface. running the controls. Thanks for sharing.. Here’s a quote I thought you might enjoy: “The bridge builder’s position is always an uncomfortable one, apt to be shot at from both sides…Bridge building may be risky work, but somebody has got to do it, because the need is great…” Michael Cardew, “Pioneer Potter,” 1969. Lovin’ these posts Tim – I’m filled with both fascination and appreciation for having access to the raw honesty of someone like you. Thank you, Tim. Yes, keep writing posts like this, and as you always do. It’s a bilingual book which I know you would like. Love the rawness (e.g., [peon (sp)). They really play a much bigger role than anticipated. The Tim Ferriss Show covers topics ranging from personal and character development, to morning routines and meditation habits of celebrities, CEOs and sportspeople like LeBron James, also covering occasional posts about writing, venture capital, metaphysics and even acting/movies. You are making clear things that were not acute to yet so please continue to do so. Tim, OMG – I could cry!! Or perhaps you’ve seen examples of their writing and thought to yourself, “Goddamn, that reads like the Gettysburg Address!” and become demoralized. To my understanding, journaling is a lot like meditation. They no longer need to be proven. It was amongst those pages, that I would thrash through my thoughts each day. With random incoherent thoughts popping up and distracting you throughout the day. Is it because of the 100x more inbound, which decreases a feeling of self-directed free will? I, myself, have been urged to start journaling daily. It’s been a year since I first discovered morning pages. Like a legion of others I always learn something from your writing or talking. So tomorrow is the first day I brain dump my thoughts of the morning on paper… Now… Need to find the right pen to write with , Thank you for sharing and opening your personal life. I joined the hype and bought a copy. Cheers. Instead of focusing on consumption, dumping your thoughts onto a paper has helped me remove many worries from my mind and achieve a deeper sense of clarity. Thank you for reading! Release me from the problems and the stresses of the day, and give me a sense of good feeling with the good things that happen in that day! P.S. Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email. Ditto. be — cool. posts like this are perfect. In my experience, there are connections that just aren’t made when I use a computer vs. writing. I found this post and the previous post on “production tips for the neurotic and crazy” more heartfelt than your regular, scientific, ultra productive, “Superman of Silicon Valley” type stuff. Codified what I already knew intuitively. Your explanation is clear and for the first time I actually want to do it. Why should Monday or Tuesday be any different? Tim Ferriss, the author of "The 4-Hour Workweek" and "Tribe of Mentors," uses a specific routine to start his day. For instance: I’ve realized conflicts between goals (become “successful”) and related side-effects one must manage (100x more inbound). For the blog? According to Ferris, Investing. Amei, escreve mais, por favor. Jan 18, 2015 - History is littered with examples of successful (and unsuccessful) people who kept daily journals. Morning pages are, as author Julia Cameron puts it, “spiritual windshield wipers.” It’s the most cost-effective therapy I’ve ever found. writing) you’ll ever encounter. This is what I most want from you these days. I believe this is a great email I’ve just recieved at the perfect time! Elon Musk: "A great biography of Ben Franklin by Isaacson. What intrigued me the most was Brian’s following quote: Of the people 100 people I’ve given [the book] to, maybe ten of them have actually opened the book and done the exercises. I was overwhelmed by the hundreds of heartfelt comments, letters, and more that I received. This post = yes! I really appreciate the clarity of this perspective on journaling as well as the topic you wrote about. Intend to start writing from tommorrow morning, You’re interesting and impactful without having to drop F bombs all the time. Tim Ferriss's 4-Hour Workweek and Lifestyle Design Blog. This is so cool to see! I’ve been doing morning pages for about six months and I find it’s a great way to clear out all the junk and concentrate on the rest of the day. To listen to any of the past episodes for free, check out this page. Recommended By. Cameron advises us to stop at three pages to prevent ‘self-involvement and narcissism’. . Thank you. There are few times we get to delve inside moments in uber-successful people’s lives where we can relate so strongly to them (unless you know them personally), which in turn makes people feel that they could be like you someday, just as in the case of your entry here. Thank you. Half your luck you’ve got a tame little monkey mind buddy…some days I get so lucky, other days I wake up with a pack of wild dogs in my head. That concoction sounds tasty, I think I will try that, yes enjoyed it. I find that my first page is usually filled with complaining, anger and banalities but as I move on with my pages I discover more depth in my writing as it moves towards what I could improve on, how I could make the day great and what I’m grateful for. Most probably yes! How does the writing and tea fit into your morning routine alongside meditation? Do you add black pepper for absorption? I just purchased “The Artist’s Way” with hopes that it will help settle my overly ambitions mind. Appreciate point #2. In a blog post from earlier this year, Ferriss said, “Morning pages don’t need to solve your problems. It’s funny how we work and aim and strive to get to a point where people wait for us, not the other way around. As crazy as it might seem, I believe the answer is yes. My top tip is to use a Livescribe Smartpen. Morning Pages … 2) I’m just caging my monkey mind on paper so I can get on with my fucking day. I usually journal at the end of the day though… unless I had an awesome dream before getting up!! I saw you speak at the This Week in Startups LIVE event in SF back in September. One other point which I found interesting though is that when I was remiss in not writing it was like one feels when they did not floss their teeth in the morning – like one personally cut corners and it always seems to lay a guilt complex on me until I rectify it later in the day. I really love the idea of a morning routine like this. I first discovered morning pages in Brian Koppelman’s section of Tim Ferriss’ Tools of Titans. It’s a Sunday, so I feel I can take it slow, which is probably the reason it feels great. Compromise: I saw one blog post on the internet where a guy went paperless with his tablet (and sometimes stylus). . Productivity vs. Tim makes a point of pointing out that, in practice, if he has hit three out of the five tasks above, then he considers himself to have “won” the morning. Something worth considering is getting a Livescribe. Leo Babauta on Zen Habits, Antifragility, Contentment, and Unschooling (#488). I don’t journal to “be productive.” I don’t do it to find great ideas, or to put down prose I can later publish. What I noticed in your post about the Managing Editor position is that, and this is just my opinion Tim, perhaps you moved away from the real reason you started all of “this” to begin with. Things like this are what separate you from the rest. Highly recommended. In the morning pages you sign an agreement beforehand, a contract to do them. I’ve keep a journal for about 10 years and have tried both evening and morning entries both were quite therapeutic. Perhaps you want to beat an addiction, or achieve a goal. Let them wait. Sometimes it’s an idea for a song or comedy bit, other time it’s just an errand I forgot about. Interesting comment – eager to hear more. Anyway, thanks for you great work. I loved your original “oversharing” post. 7 Habits to Ditch in 2020 to Boost Productivity. As a non-entrepreneur but someone who just applies Tim’s methods and ideas to every day life (automation, diet, etc.) They also allowed me to just get a lot of s… out that had no where else to go! Most of you have probably experienced going about your way with unresolved conflicts in your mind. Morning pages don’t need to solve your problems. That all sounds pleasantly analytical. Close. As crazy as it might seem, I believe the answer is yes. I love it. First, as you succinctly pointed out, it is indeed like spiritual windshield wipers (clears the focus even after a rough night). Let’s now delve a little bit deeper into each one of these habits and tasks so you can better incorporate them into your life. Nearly every morning, I sit down with a hot cocktail of turmeric, ginger, pu-erh tea, and green tea. I also just sent you a pot and a letter, I hope they find you well. The three pages rule serves to help you get past the platitudes in the forefront of your mind, but restricting you so there is no overindulgence in the practice. I love to analyse and write about whatever jazzes up my curiosity. The pages aren’t intended for anyone but me. It really made me smile : ). You worded perfectly what I’ve long been using as a method of “thinking on paper”, which allows much more space than working memory. There are still people waiting regardless. My hope for you, is that in doing this, it will help you mitigate some of the pressure you’re currently experiencing. During the 2 years I slowed to a complete stop, I became less productive. 6. Thank you for this post, Tim! Te esperamos! Sooo Meta. Start writing and don’t stop until you get to the end of page three. I’m setting an alarm for it right now. I have a question, though. You are spot on with getting stuff out of your head so it doesn’t bounce around in there all day or night. 67 Morning Page Journals later, and one published book (Get What You Want) but more on the way. Great perspective, This post was fun and more like it would be great, but a word of feedback – 7:30 in the a.m. seems a little early to be worrying about your spelling. Julia Cameron (author of the book you mentioned) saved my writing ass many years ago. And perhaps now is a good time to ask yourself, why did I start the 4HWW? 1. One of the main supplemental rules that Tim Ferriss included in The 4 Hour Body was to get 30 grams of protein within 30 minutes of waking. (I also keep a separate sheet of paper nearby for “to-dos” as they come to mind; I jot them down and go back to writing). The pages are purely for the process of writing. screen strain my eyes. In a blog post from earlier this year, Ferriss said, "Morning pages don't need to solve your problems. amazing thing is that I have all my dairies from the age of 11 to 13 each day I wrote a few sentences, such discipline, it was probably what kept me in control at a hard time, parents divorcing, boarding school blah blah blah.. strange reading them now i am 39….. More posts like this, please. If knowing it could be read starts making your journaling work instead of therapy, I for one will be patient and wait for the finished product. Therapeutic is definitely the right word for this practice. I really enjoyed that. Archived. But, i feel more comfortable to write at night, before i go to bed. We all need to work on shedding persona(s) of perfection. Tim Thanks! I too find writing in the morning a great ‘harddrive defrag’ but as many other helpful habits it’s hard too sustain without reminders. If you have to burn the pages, you can. A while back, I bared my soul in a post about “productivity” tips for neurotic and crazy people (like me). And like Tim pointed out, it’s rather fascinating how empty your mind becomes after having written down your thoughts on paper. Crucially, Morning Pages are private. It turns out that I can’t complain for three pages straight. Electronic: Recently, I’ve been whipping out my laptop and at least my thoughts are on Ctrl+F… but Joshua’s right about there being a sterility to to typing, plus, sometimes electronics are a little distracting/work-inducing… and you don’t get to thumb through the pages, but it has it’s conveniences. It wasn’t until bestselling author Tim Ferriss recommended journaling in his morning routine that I started to reconsider my stance. But what I found for me is that the act of writing on paper provides additional revelations… my handwriting alone is sometimes a window into the nature of my emotional truth that I may be trying to suppress. Thanks for sharing your notes – I always learn and enjoy seeing another person’s perception of life and a peek of what’s going on in their head. Many of you have since asked about my “morning pages,” so I’m oversharing again…. Post was not sent - check your email addresses! Need a new curator on the “health & detox” division. . This is Ted from the quad squad. I find I start a journal and then it last 2 or 3 days and I pick it up again in 6 months. Here's what author Tim Ferriss does to make it happen. Can you elaborate? Tim Ferriss New York Times best-selling author F. The Five Minute Journal Helps you focus on the good ... ☀ Morning Routine: You will be posed with three simple questions in the first moments after you awaken each day. It was under Brian Koppelman’s section in Tools of Titans by Tim Ferriss. Ferriss is an angel investor and advisor to startups. I already trust your abilities and effectiveness. When I saw this I was reminded of the donation you made to our cause and thought I would let you know that we published Valerio journals of the world record breaking journey. It is always eye opening to see how much of a normal guy you are and not someone so successful you don’t have normal people thoughts. Saludos desde Buenos Aires. Sorry I misspelled your last name in my comment. I’ve always been told I should journal, but it’s not natural to me, and I’ve never understood why I should do it. While I can’t completely understand why they work the way they do, their practical benefits have displayed enough for me to continue the process. 雷兵老 Bing says: July 9, 2015 at 5:10 pm. I suppose it depends on what’s the current goals. 2:09 "Keep the meditation first." Who knows it may make sense if I read another day lol. Biography of the Dollar " "After 50 pages, I was able to hold my own discussing currency trading with a vice president at JP Morgan Chase." Morning Pages means sitting down first thing every morning and writing 750 words, which, at 250 words per page, is 3 pages of handwriting. Also when looked at your instagram when reading your email saw Federico Aubele and I listened to his music and fell in love with, completely unexpected side effect. No censoring, rereading, crossing out. Lastly, the reason it works for me is because it’s so easy (wake up, throw on a hoody and write), no high level thinking required. I began the same jounaling process recently. I highly recommend you to listen to a short audiobook by Jim Rohn called “How to Use a Journal” – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-qYHYMdniM. There are two ways to interpret the above journal entry, and they’re not mutually exclusive: 1) I’m trying to figure things out, and this might help. Love it. Woke up at 7:30am, before everyone else. Productivity Can Make You Happy, Have You Ever Thought About That? I’m curious if you picked a particularly benign morning of writings to show us? A cluttered mind is the worst thing that can affect productivity…. Writing straight to keyboard is too fast for our minds to think and so writing more slowly and deliberately gives us time to understand what we’re … Even if you consider yourself a terrible writer, writing can be viewed as a tool that you can and should use. Although I find many of your posts in the latter category incredibly informative, this post and the one mentioned above have a humanness quality about them which helps people identify with you better and is inspiring in a different way. Will experiment and see what results. These pages are not meant to be read. I was just thinking of all the pages I have written down in journals… would they help others?? The Tim Ferriss Show is one of the most popular podcasts in the world with more than 500 million downloads. I think the pros and cons are nice to consider . Are you only doing Morning Pages for 5 minutes? I continue to learn from you and your mutuality mindset & your capacity to attract diverse allies which enables you & your allies (who love to be interviewed by you & otherwise aided) to collectively learn more and make smarter decisions faster. Ray Dalio. and yes please, more of these posts, love the insight. That was a resolution to me in this year. Productivity 5 Morning Rituals That Help You 'Win the Day' Want to have a day filled with positive momentum and fewer distractions? I have to laugh to myself at times when i think “if anyone ever reads this muck, they’ll get the impression I was extremely unhappy or frustrated all the time.” And the contrary is more the rule, probably because I do journal all the gunk out of my head. I am doing the 5 Minute Journal now and it seems better adapted to my needs. Yeah, this is something I’d love to know too. I have to say Tim, that this could be my favorite post ever. I’ve had mine for years, and it’s literally world changing. Thank you. Jan 28, 2015 - History is littered with examples of successful (and unsuccessful) people who kept daily journals. As a business owner, your points on “the conflicts between goals and related side effects one must manage” and “A feeling that you’re constantly choosing from someone else’s buffet instead of cooking your own food?” really struck a chord with me… and perhaps made me feel a tad bit more sane in the process :-). Then everything seems better. Is this what everyone else writes about?” But you’ve reminded me that that is unimportant. It’s not always easy to live a transparent life, but I’m sure you’ll find that people appreciate you doing so because it helps to remind us that you have challenges too. Agree strongly…there’s something about the physical, muscular, tactile act of holding a pen and transferring thoughts to paper, somehow “captures” the mental transaction…solidifies it, gives it better scaffolding, better structure. They send you an email reminder each morning and allow you to save your ramblings to Evernote. Thank you Tim, I’m going to start writing as part of my AM ritual!! (Geez Leweez!). yes I was only reading about doing this today in another book, so if it works for you then my question is how long do you spend doing this …. I loved this post Tim. I find writing “just for the hell of it” in Morning Pages to be liberating. That way I can easily digitise the good stuff and get it into a word processable format. I’ve come to look forward to waking up to do my Morning Pages. I have attempted to make morning pages a habit for years. Now I am doing it to help stay positive and meditate on improvement in all aspects of my life. I love #2. Tim Ferriss's 4-Hour Workweek and Lifestyle Design Blog. . Think on that so I can share your stuff with my friends & kids…. Thanks so much for sharing! I’m obsessed. I remember being intrigued to hear you describe the concept of morning pages at that event, and this piece builds on that talk with actionable advice. I keep a morning journal myself, and sometimes I ask myself: “Is this what I should be writing about? .please continue with the mailing. You mentioned something during the event about the concept of morning papers, which I found really intriguing. This is so true Renee. I find that I usually do one or the other unless I have a long morning of free time. Great post! I love the personal aspect these types of posts have! Posted by 2 years ago. (Apologies if this comes in twice – I had an error with the first attempt to post a comment), Tim your candor, caring, specificity and quotability are a rare combination that spurs trust and interest and caring for you. 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