#21 Homework for Life

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Recently, I started doing Homework for Life, which is to pen down on an excel sheet or anywhere of your choice a story worthy moment for the day. 

Homework for life was mentioned in Ali Abdaal's email newsletter, 

"The point isn't just to expand our bank of stories - it also encourages us to reflect on our days in a super easy-to-do way, thus allowing us to remember snippets of our life that would otherwise pass us by. "

Matthew Dicks, the author of the book Storyworthy, has gotten emails and messages from people all around the world telling him that the 5 minute process every day has changed their lives. 

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I shall report back in a year about my process. Let me know if you're joining me on this activity too! 

That's all for today, see you tomorrow!

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