I’ve decided to start a journal club for the first time in my life (well, the last time I went to a journal club). I’m going to start a journal club for the summer, and this month I’m going to start a New York Times style journal.
I decided to start a journal club for the summer, and this month Im going to start a New York Times style journal. I’m really looking forward to this and would like to know what others think about it.
journal is a journal. Journal is a journal. I can attest to that. The journal club I’m talking about is not a journal club, it’s a journal club. A journal club is about reading journal articles, reading journal books, and reading journal blogs. No, I’m not saying that in a snobby way. I’m not. I’m just not, because I only get a couple of days to read a journal.
The reason I like journal clubs is that they’re all about reading and writing. A journal club is all about reading and writing. It’s a journal club. It is all about writing, and a journal club is all about reading and writing.
The problem is that a lot of us start a journal club once we realize how terrible it is. Most of us start a journal club when we have a couple of days to read something and get bored. It goes on for much longer after that. You think youre done with a journal club when your roommate asks you if you like the new book he read. Its a journal club, its a journal club. Its not a journal club. Its not. Its just a journal club.
So journal clubs, I think, are more about reading than writing. Which is fine. We can agree to disagree.
You know what else is fine? A journal club is a great way to start a conversation.
I can’t speak for everyone, but I like the idea of starting a journal club. I’m a sucker for a good hook and I’ve found a lot of people in my life who are the same way. I find the conversation to be a great way to start a conversation. I can talk about anything, from my interests to my past to my family to my future.
But is it really just about reading? We all read at different times and in different ways, from one day to the next. And I think the time commitment is just as important. I think it’s great to start a journal club, but I think we need to get more thoughtful about what we read.
journal club is a great way to start a conversation and I’d even argue that it’s the preferred way, but I’m not sure journal clubs could be a replacement for actually reading. Most of the time in a journal club, it’s about chatting about the same topics and exchanging ideas, but the conversation is more about “what’s on your mind” rather than the actual book.
