Happy New Year, fellow journalers!
One thing I can't wait to do in 2018 is experiment with my approach to journaling, so instead of my usual single prompt for the new year (ie. "three things you'll do to make the most of 2018" -- which I still totally love and will use again in the future), I thought it might be fun to explore our plans and expectations for the year from a variety of perspectives throughout the week.
Let's start with the good stuff. What can't you wait to do in 2018?
I had a thought. What if we made a journal entry together every once in a while? In many ways, we do that already in our public comments and replies, but what if we set the intention that our reply to this prompt would not only be a reflection for ourselves, but one that others might also find helpful, one that would add each of our voices to a useful conversation?
It might be fun, don't you think? (If it works well, I could even put them all together and post the results.)
I'll start. One way to make the most of the week ahead: Seek out the joy in the busy days ahead. (Instead of waiting for it to come to me!)
You can add your thoughts here in the comments or over on Instagram or Facebook, where I also post these prompts. What's your one way?
It feels like the season for traditions, don't you think? Which ones are near and dear to your heart?
What stands out in your surroundings?
It feels like a week for light and cheerful prompts. What do you think? What's your one thing (or two!) (or three!) today?
Looking back on the week, what's on your list of things well done?
What are your three things?
What's on your list?
What have you been up to today?
What's on your list?