Twenty-Six Minutes of Thoughts

Summary

Lucy (The Eggcademic) shares a personal reflection and invites others to engage with a poetry prompt centered on the theme of "Reflection Time," emphasizing the importance of dedicating time to one's own thoughts and writing.

Abstract

The web content presents a reflective piece by Lucy (The Eggcademic), who encourages readers to spend twenty-six minutes in focused writing, ignoring notifications, and delving into their thoughts. The article, titled "Twenty-Six Minutes of Thoughts," includes a poetry prompt called "Reflection Time," which challenges readers to consider the origins and destinations of their thoughts, the nature of worries and regrets, and the growth that comes from acknowledging and validating these feelings. Lucy's morning journaling habit, which lasts for a pomodoro length, is highlighted as her personal method for starting the day with self-reflection. The piece also tags other writers and hints at future content for "The Brain is a Noodle" publication on Medium.

Opinions

Lucy values the practice of daily journaling as a means of personal growth and self-reflection.
The author believes in the significance of dedicating protected time for oneself to engage with personal thoughts, values, and goals.
There is an open invitation to other writers, indicating a collaborative and inclusive approach to creative expression and reflection.
The article suggests that the act of writing can be a tool for managing worries and regrets, and for fostering a sense of space to grow.
The inclusion of a photography credit and the encouragement to pin/save the article for future reference reflect a desire to share and preserve the content's message.

Poetry Prompt: Reflection Time

twenty-six minutes the clock starts clicking, notifications ignored, focussed and writing.

what comes to mind? where do the thoughts go? where do thoughts come from? if I do not think, am I therefore not?

worries come, but worries go past regrets come back to glow in acknowledging, validating those that come past and present me make space to grow.

Tagging: Isaac | Naomi Leilani Acosta | Vijini Mallawaarachchi | Priyanka Mane | Denise G if you’re up to it and anyone else interested in today’s prompt: Reflection Time.

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Lucy (The Eggcademic) [she/her] journals every morning for at least 26 minutes (a pomodoro length)! It’s her scheduled and protected me-time to start off the day on her own terms with her own thoughts, values and goals ❤