Dawn's #JournalChat Choice for July featuring Special Guest, Bakari Chavanu

Here is the special post to feature Dawn's #JournalChat Choice for each month referencing the journaling resource for the next First Sunday Session of #JournalChat Live. 

This month's #JournalChat Favorites:

On Journaling to Keep Writing by Sheila Bender

Write Your Story, Change Your Life by Marianne Rossi

Now for Dawn's #JournalChat Choice for the month of July, 2014:

Writing and Talking Back to Your Family Members in Your Day One Journal by Bakari Chavanu

In the process of recording life in our journal, relationships play center stage. Our connections with family members are essential to life, and journaling about the highs and lows and the ups and downs of how our relationships grow and develop can give us keen insight and help us appreciate what we have.

Bakari shows us how we can benefit from journaling about our loved ones, no matter what our experience, plus he also includes some fabulous prompts to help get us started.

For our next Sunday Session of #JournalChat Live for all things journaling on Twitter, we will discuss the importance of family relationships and how our journaling can help us gain a fresh perspective into these dynamic connections to make them stronger and to help us celebrate milestones and moments.

Join us on Sunday, July 6th, at 4 EST/1 PST, for #JournalChat Live on Twitter for our topic, Your Journaling: All in the Family, with Bakari Chavanu as Special Guest! 

Be sure to use #JournalChat in your tweet to join the conversation!

Bakari Chavanu's BIO:

Bakari Chavanu is professional technical and freelance writer and photographer. He is a staff writer for the leading web technology blog magazine MakeUseOf.com, in which he publishes three articles per week on range of topics including how-to articles using Apple software and mobile devices, Internet technology and services, and digital photography. And recently he was hired to write for the weekly digital magazine publication, Apple Magazine. He is the author of the Make Use ofGuide to Digital Photography, and The Awesome Automation Guide for Mac Users. He written for other sites and publications including O’Reilly Media’s Inside Aperture, Photo.net, MyMac.com, and Rethinking Schools. He has been a wedding and event photographer and videographer for nearly eight years, and an high school English teacher for fifteen years.He infrequently maintains a few other blogs that you will definitely learn something from : Mac Automation Tips and Mac Photography Tips.