I use Day One, it's pretty good

Medium.com is good, or you could design your own blog? :D

I recommend following a specific methodology - in my case, the Bullet Journal system created by Ryder Carroll. This method inspired me to embrace pen-and-paper journaling. Writing by hand offers several benefits: it creates a stronger mental connection with your thoughts and provides a more peaceful, mindful experience compared to digital alternatives.

I would start simple with a text editor and expand when the habit starts to form. Many things fail because they are over-engineered right from the start, so I try to minimize this risk.

Obsidian.

If you want a community too, check out Lifelog - built this for myself, and it's a small tight group just writing daily

I use private Telegram channel. Easy and fast to access, great to navigate to previous posts.

I use Obsidian for journaling and blogging. Used to use Notion, but prefer to have it both online and offline.

• Open Apple Notes
• Create new note
• Write for 15 minutes in a stream of consciousness-style, à la "Morning Pages"
• Delete note

I recommend reading The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron, where "Morning Pages" originated, and Tim Ferriss' explanation of his process in Tools of Titans and on his blog.

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