Journal Mondays
In your journal write about a similarity between men and women that is often ignored in books/discussions about how men and women view relationships.
In your journal write about a similarity between men and women that is often ignored in books/discussions about how men and women view relationships.
Journal fifteen minutes or longer about what you think your life would have been like if you had been born and raised in another country.
Write about the number of siblings in your family; specifically about your placement as the youngest, middle or oldest child. If you are an only child write about the advantages or disadvantages of being an only child (or whether you grew up craving siblings).
I thought about skipping the whole love prompts this week but then it just felt weird not acknowledging Valentine’s Day at all. I have been trying to brain storm ideas that were not mushy, or lovey dovey, or anti-whatever but it was really hard. Here are ten journaling prompts — pick one that works for…
Are you superstitious? Why or why not? In your journal list all the things you are superstitious about. For the next week spend some journaling time exploring how you became superstitious about each one. If you are not superstitious explore some of the reasons why some people become superstitious and others do not.
Journal about the worst job interview you ever had. Tomorrow journal about the best interview you ever had.
For the next fifteen twenty minutes write about a time in history (other than current) that you think you would fair well in. Describe the time period for a few minutes and what you like about it then elaborate with at least five reasons why you think your personality is suited for that time period…