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🖋️ Journaling Prompts: What Do I Want From My Practice?

Posted by Ellan Otero on

In the quiet moments before we put pen to page, it helps to pause and ask: What am I hoping to find here? What insights do I hope my subconscious will offer up to my pen?

Journaling is more than a habit ~ it’s a relationship. One that deepens with practice, patience, and presence. Whether you're new to journaling or returning after a break, these prompts are designed to help you reflect on what you truly want from your writing practice ~ and how it can support your inner life.

Remember, writing practice is like meditations practice. You never get 'there,' wherever there is. You get better and better.


🌿 1. What am I hoping to find when I open my notebook today?

Is it clarity, comfort, creativity—or something else entirely?
Let this question open a gentle doorway into your current emotional and mental landscape.


✨ 2. When I imagine a journaling practice that truly supports me, what does it look and feel like?

Describe the space, the tools, the energy you bring.
Is your tone of voice tender, curious, honest?
Let it be soft. Let it be real.


đź’¬ 3. If my journal could speak back, what kind of support or wisdom would I want it to offer me?

Write a short conversation between you and your notebook.
What would it say if it could hold you like a trusted friend?


💗 4. What emotional needs am I bringing to the page right now—and how can writing help meet them?

Gentle honesty is welcome here.
Let your inner voice respond without judgment or pressure.


🌱 5. What small transformation would I love to see unfold through my journaling practice?

It doesn’t have to be dramatic.
Maybe it’s a lighter mood, a new habit, or a more grounded voice.
Begin with intention. Begin with curiosity.

 

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📌 Flourish by Writing Disclaimer

This blog is intended for informational and inspirational purposes only. I am not a medical professional or licensed therapist. If you are experiencing emotional distress, please consider seeking help from a qualified professional.

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