A learning journal without the homework
Keep one thing you learned today.
A learning journal is a record of what you noticed, tried and want to explore next. Start with one observation rather than a complete account of your day. This exercise follows Klarjahr’s learning theme in example day 80.
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I grow every day by courageously learning something new.
Try this today
Choose a small edge
Pick something just beyond your usual routine: an unfamiliar tool, a question you have avoided, or a different way to do one task.
Record the useful part
Write what surprised you, what you tried and what happened. A specific example is more useful to revisit than “I learned a lot.”
Leave a next step
End with one question you still have. Tomorrow you can follow it, change direction or leave it alone.
Make it part of your day
Klarjahr brings a daily thought, a short practice and your own words into one flow. Explore three example days on the landing page, then keep your reflections in the app.
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What should a learning journal include?
One new observation, an example of where it came from, and a question to return to. A few lines are enough.
Is this only for work?
No. It can be a recipe, a conversation, a creative experiment or something you noticed about your own habits.
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By Karsten Schwarzkopf · EGOHEAD WORKS · 16 October 2026. Inspired by the app’s selected example days; practical guidance is editorial, with no claim of a medical outcome.