How to Journal for Business Growth, with Richard Tubb

A lot of us entrepreneurs can often get lost in the routine of chasing our goals down that we forget to look up and recognize what we’ve accomplished and what we were looking forward to in the first place.

In this episode, entrepreneur and IT specialist Richard Tubb joins the show to talk about the power of journaling, how it’s helped him recognize how far he’s come in business and what it can do for your productivity and business growth.

We also go into how journaling has helped Richard with prioritization and focusing on certain tasks, our own personal bucket lists and how sharing goals with friends and family can help you achieve them.

This was a fun chat with Richard that really has gotten me thinking about starting my own journal and really taking note of what I’ve accomplished so far, and I’m hoping this episode will give you a few ideas for your own journal as well. So get that notepad ready, you might end up using it regularly in the future!

Essential Learning Points From This Episode:

• What are the different kinds of journaling.
• Why Richard prefers a handwritten journal over a journaling app.
• How has journaling helped Richard as an entrepreneur.
• What Richard means by a “monthly nourisher” and his routine for tracking his achievements.
• Much, much more!

Important Links & Mentions From This Episode:

• Richard Tubb’s website
• Richard Tubb on Twitter
• John Lee Dumas
• Freedom Journal
• Mastery Journal
• Michael Hyatt
• Full Focus Planner
• Carrie Green
• Five Minute Journal
• Greg Hickman
• Youpreneur Summit
• Rise of Youpreneur
• Personal Branding Roadmap
• Sign-up for the FREE Youpreneur Launchpad Training Course
• Join the Youpreneur Community and Build Your Business FAST!



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