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QOTD: Any reading goals for 2023? 💓 With a busy year ahead I’ve set a realistic goal of reading twenty books, and so far so good! Within those twenty books I hope to expand on the genres I read…so let’s see how we go! 😀 ≈ ≈ ≈ ≈ Book Challenges: • Shelfie by @pagesandbeyond #beyondpages • A book with your favourite colour on cover and A book that surprises you by @booknookbingo #booknookbingo • Sad or steamy books by @warhawkesvault #shhstagramjan23 • Beautiful by @littlemissstar55 #lmsjanuary2023 • Gifted book by @stephaniewarner #storieswithstephjan23 ≈ ≈ ≈ ≈ ≈ #bookshelf #shelfie #bookshelforganization #readinggoals2023 #readersofinsta #bookdisplay #bookcasestyling #bookstagramcommunity #redbookcover #bookstackdecor #bluebooks #booksandcandles #candlescented (at Perth, Western Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnjmM3QLLca/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

For every experiment Pennebaker also asked a control group to write about neutral subjects, for example their plans for the day. This way the professor showed how well the emotional writing therapy worked – participants felt better afterwards. Unemployed people who put their soul’s torments down on paper got a job more quickly than those without work who wrote about neutral subjects. Lovers who had written their troubles away stayed together longer than those who wrote about everyday things. Students who poured their emotions out on paper got higher grades than students who gave a business-like run down of their daily activities.