Clarity.
My entire perspective can change once I articulate a thing, and then (the key is to) document and set it aside, and then later re-visit and re-processing the thing.
We all do this, continuously, without giving it a thought.
As an intentional practice it can also be useful and rewarding.
Documenting a thought (writing it down and/or recording it) during a moment of clarity can be invaluable.
Articulating it externalizes the thing.
Externalizing it sets it safely aside, in a more reliable memory container which is also more generally accessible across time and space and other (sometimes seemingly unrelated) processes.
This type of memory container frees up internal bandwidth - an ability to be present and be available for further processing at varying proximities.
Further processing improves decision-making.
Better decisions change everything going forward.
Pro | c | gr | essing.
Pro | c | gr | ess.
I’ve been articulating and documenting my important business and personal moments since the 1990s, and it is invaluable to both my growth in business and my personal development.