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zen habits - why you write everyday

I've come across this very informative blog post, from a government worker named Leo Babauta. His blog is titled Zen Habits and here he explains how writing everyday causes you to think about what you are doing, who you are, what you contribute. It shows you how to crystalize your emotions by putting them on paper. Even if you are writing only for one person.

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