Journal about your ethical beliefs on “lying”. Some questions to keep in mind as you write:
Lists are a great way to get many ideas down in a short amount of time. Spend the day working on a list of fifty things you are good at. Take fifteen minutes now or keep a notepad with you and list them as they come to you. It can something as simple as making…
Journal about five things you have said to someone that you wish you had not said. Briefly write about each conversation (who, what, where, when, etc), why you wish you had not said it, and how you wish you had responded.
Make a list of at least five scary places. Pick one and write a complete description of it. At the end if you have time journal about why it is particularly scary for you. Save the other four for another day.
The smell of vanilla makes me think of…
Make a quick list of twenty-five books you would like to read. Use Amazon’s Fall Reading suggestions to get some ideas. Include one line about why each book is of interest to you as a reference when you refer to it later. Commit to reading at least 12 new books from your list this year…
If you are married journal about why you took (or didn’t take) your husband’s last name. If you are not married journal about what you would do about your last name if you married. If you are a man, you can journal whether you would change your last name for your spouse.