Journal Prompts

Quick Daily Journal Prompts.
(Do these daily morning and evening)

Morning questions:

  • I am grateful for…

  • What would make today great?

  • Daily affirmation. I am…

  • My intention for today is …

Evening questions:

  • 3 amazing things that happened today...

  • One thing you would like to improve on tomorrow

  • Write about something that made you smile today.

 

Writing prompts for when you have more than 5 minutes…

  • What brings you joy?

  • Describe a place where you felt really happy.

  • What was your greatest fear, and how did you conquer it?

  • Write a letter to someone that you always want to thank but have never had the chance to do so.

  • What is something that you would like to change about yourself?

  • What's something you're good at? What makes you good at it?

  • What keeps you up at night worrying? Are your worries realistic? Is there anything you can do about them?

  • In what areas are you optimistic, and in what areas are you pessimistic?

  • What's something you disagree with about the way you were raised?

  • Who do you trust most? Why?

  • How do you show compassion to others? How can you extend that same compassion to yourself?

  • What about your work feels real, necessary, or important to you?

  • What values do you consider most important in life (honesty, justice, altruism, loyalty, etc.)? How do your actions align with those values?

  • What three changes can you make to live according to your personal values?

  • Explore an opinion or two that you held in the past but have since questioned or changed. What led you to change that opinion?

  • Describe one or two significant life events that helped shape you into who you are today.

  • What parts of daily life cause stress, frustration, or sadness? What can you do to change those experiences?

  • What go-to coping strategies help you get through moments of emotional or physical pain?

  • What three ordinary things bring you the most joy?

  • Write a short love letter to some object or place that makes you happy.

  • List 10 things that inspire or motivate you.

  • Make a list of people you admire

  • What three things would you share with your teenage self? 

  • What three questions would you want to ask an older version of yourself?

  • What do you look forward to most in the future?

  • List three obstacles lying in the way of your contentment or happiness. Then, list two potential solutions to begin overcoming each obstacle.

  • What is the most beautiful thing you’ve ever seen?

  • What does your dream house look like?  Describe it in detail

  • How would you describe yourself to someone who had never met you?  Write your description as though you were a character in a book or a movie.

  • Write about your most cherished memory of all time.

  • Write 5 affirmations for when you are feeling low.

  • What would you do if you were granted three wishes?

  • What is the last dream you remember

  • Add something to your bucket list. 

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