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    JOURNAL: Your Heroes

    en-gbMay 11, 2019
    What impact does journaling about heroes have on self-awareness?
    How can listing heroes improve our understanding of values?
    What types of heroes should we consider reflecting on?
    What insights can we gain from everyday positivity practices?
    How does Volley FM encourage personal reflection through journaling?

    Podcast Summary

    • Reflect on your heroes and why they inspire youJournaling about heroes can reveal patterns and values, leading to self-understanding and personal growth.

      Recognizing and reflecting on the people who inspire us can provide valuable insights into our values and desired strengths. Everyday positivity, as produced by Volley FM, encourages listeners to engage in journaling exercises like listing heroes and reflecting on why they are admired. This simple yet powerful activity can help us identify patterns and understand what we cherish most in the people around us and in the world. So, take some time to jot down the names of your heroes and the reasons why they hold a special place in your heart. This exercise may lead you to a deeper understanding of yourself and the qualities you aspire to possess. Remember, heroes come in all forms, from famous figures to loved ones in our personal lives. Happy journaling!

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