Journal Mondays
Write about one belief you have that has changed from ten years ago. Be sure to include the procession from your original belief until now.
Write about one belief you have that has changed from ten years ago. Be sure to include the procession from your original belief until now.
For the next fifteen minutes journal about an imaginary friend you had as a child and how people reacted. If you never had an imaginary friend, make one up now.
Journal about your ethical beliefs on “lying”. Some questions to keep in mind as you write: Is it ever ok to lie? When is a lie a lie? And when is a lie a “white lie”? What is your definition of a white lie? Do you have any lies you have told that still hang…
Journal about a location from a novel you have read that you would like to visit in person. The location doesn’t have to be real. Describe the place and what makes it attractive to you. Consider including someone you would take with you.
In your journal explore your television show choices. When you start to watch a new television show what about it do you look for to capture your interest and decide to keep watching? Is it the characters or actors, the storyline or something else.
Journal about a camping trip you remember including at least three things that make it stand out in your memory. Never gone camping? That is no excuse for not writing. Approach it from, “why I never went camping” instead.
Journal 60 random goals for this year. Don’t be alarmed by that number. It is only 5 per month. Keep the flow quick and the goals basic. When you are done go back and write 3 actions for each one. Again keep it short. Every month you can go back and look at each goal…