Tools Of Thinking The Value Of Writing Everything!

Whoever said, “the pen is mightier than the sword” was using what’s known as a metaphor. Metaphors are one of my most favorite tools in writing because it involves using a comparison of things out of context of the way things are generally viewed. Don’t worry though, I won’t attempt to use a plethora of pronouncements or a multitude of metaphors just to show I can color my writing. However, that “mightier than the sword” expression may come up a time or two.
Imagine if you will you’re holding a sword in your hand. You look at its blade as it glistens as it reflects whatever available light there is. It’s sharp, has a cutting edge, pointed, and well crafted even to the handle. You could easily go on and on with your own idiomatic expressions. It suffices to say that writing requires a thought process that brings the presence of mind at the moment something occurs and allows you to retain that moment of genius. Thus people say he’s sharp!
I mentioned genius because after all; what is thought? It’s the result of introspection. It’s the careful consideration of a matter in order to derive a conclusion. Those conclusions then become a part of you. That’s why it’s important to write it down. You become inspired to inspire others with your point of view.
People believe what they read you know. This fact is supported by the whole host of written material that is available since the beginning of time. Society has been formed, structured, lead, revolutionized and persuaded by the written word. It should go without saying then that you could program your own thought processes by recording events, feelings, ideas, dreams, etc. on paper thereby creating a tangible value for your own destiny.
In other words, everything from reminder notes to love letters, poetry to journals can become a major tool in bettering your best. By chronicling your past successes, dreams and goals and re-reading them daily, you have the building blocks for furnishing that massive room; “the room for improvement!”
The Tools of Thinking
Although words and language are used for communication, they are primarily tools of thinking. So by writing down your ideas you can keep your own life in context. Then throw in a few of your own metaphors. This written context allows you to alter the content of your life and those in your life.
You see as you write down all the events and experiences of your life, the growth will be evident right before your very eyes. Like a mirror, your life will glisten for all to see. And just like you need your reflection to get dressed for the day to ensure that your clothes are straight, a written statement of how your day will go will help with your ability to be presentable for your own success. It’s clarity!
Yes, clarity is power. When you record ideas, thoughts, goals, desires and even statements you wish to say you become unstoppable. Besides, writing in your own style will allow you to leave something for the world to remember you by. That’s the whole idea of finding your purpose.
That’s my purpose in writing this book. To help more and more people empower themselves to their highest levels of personal greatness and then make it better!
Assign yourself Writing time
The best way to discipline yourself to write is to begin by writing at the same time each day. Whether it’s in the morning after prayer and breakfast or in the evening before bedtime, writing is both a helpful tool to success and a great stress reliever.
Here’s a suggestion: Try writing with your non-writing hand (i.e. left hand for right-handers and right hand for left-handers) not to save, just for cleansing when you’re stressed or sad or angry. It’ll make a big difference in your day.
Then start assigning time to write to your family or friends or associates. Next thing you know you’ll become a disciplined writer and considered very conscientious by others. After all an unexpected thank-you note could really make someone’s day.
Record your daily renewal. Jot down your growth in the color green. Write affirmations to yourself. Something like: “I renew my commitment to personal growth. I will love myself first so that I’ll have more to give to others!”
Accumulate all the incremental advantages you can by writing everything you hear, learn and are impressed with in your own words. Then it becomes yours! You’ll increase your word power the more words you use. The more you build your competitive edge, the easier it becomes to win. If you have to, get out the thesaurus and the Webster’s and learn two new words a day. As the song said: “Word Up!”
Remember, words are things; therefore thoughts are things! Preserve them, protect them, and make them your own. Use them to heal, to empower and create a better world for yourself, your family and those you have yet to meet.