There are many benefits to start journaling as a self-care habit. You can read some of the benefits here. But, one of the most significant obstacles of being able to write a journal is, when you sit down to write, your mind tends to go blank (Mind gets confused, I am sure because when I try to meditate, it starts overthinking)
A great way to give a jump start to your thoughts and emotions, you can take a little help of #journalingprompts. Once you start using these prompts, you will see that finding your thoughts in that maze of a brain becomes easy, and your emotions find a way towards you.
I would recommend you to start answering these in small bites, maybe 4-5 at a time. You can bookmark them and visit them later as well.
Wishing you a happy time knowing yourself:
- What is it about your routine that you look forward to?
- What is a recent habit you tried to include in your routine?
- What kind of sky color do you like? Why?
- What do you do to pass some time?
- Who is your biggest role model? Why?
- Who is someone you need to forgive?
- How are you practicing self-care daily?
- What are the things about yourself that you are proud of?
- If you could tell someone anything under the sky, what would that be and to who?
- What is one thing you need to work on yourself?
- If you could write five affirmations for yourself, what would those be?
- Tell something positive to your inner self-critic
- If you could go back in time and relive an experience, what would that be?
- What do you love being complimented on?
- What are some of your favorite movies?
- What can be improved in your life right now?
- What is that one thing that you have been thinking of starting for a long time but could not start?
- Are you willing to start it now?
- Whom are you closest to? What do you like in that person?
- What does a perfect day look like for you?
If you want to start your journaling journey on a digital platform and receive daily new prompts in the app, download Mind Alcove App.
