50 Journaling Prompts For Self-Love & Self-Discovery (March 2021)
My new addiction as of lately has been journaling, as it has helped keep me grounded and reminds me of all the things I have to be grateful for in this life of mine. Since I’ve noticed a huge energy shift in the way I view my life, priorities, and career, I personally want to talk about journaling more on my platforms so that I can encourage more people to try it out for themselves! In all honesty, I never believed in the power of journaling and thought it was just something that wouldn’t make any impact in my life. However, when I actually tried it for the very first time, I kept on writing and found that I could continue writing even after 30 minutes. That’s when I knew how powerful journaling was.
Thus, I wanted to share 20 journaling prompts with you guys for those who love to journal on a daily basis like me or if you’re feeling a bit uninspired and don’t know how to get out of that rut. Whether you’re feeling empty, purposeless, unfulfilled, or unhappy at this current point in time, trust me when I say that journaling will help you pour your thoughts from your mind to paper and you will feel more clarity in your life afterwards. That clarity can be used to do magnificent things in your life.
So, let’s get started.
30 Journaling Prompts For Self-Love & Self-Discovery
If there was one thing you could change about your life, what would it be?
If you were granted three wishes that were guaranteed to come true, what would they be?
List five accomplishments that you are proud of.
Pick one person that you have lost contact with (ex: a friendship that faded, an ex, a penpal, a loved one who passed away) - what would you say to them?
What have you learned about love today that you didn’t know about two years ago?
List three unique facts about you.
What advice would you give to your college graduate self?
What does your dream vacation look like?
Did your interests change before quarantine compared to now?
Name one thing you love about yourself.
What does your dream job look like?
What skills, interests, or hobbies do you want to pick up this year?
How has journaling changed your life?
What self-care habits have you implemented into your daily routine?
If you could improve one of your skills, what would it be?
What is one thing you want to be remembered by?
Have you ever outgrown a friendship or relationship? If so, what made you realize this?
Who is important to you and why are they important to you?
What activities would you want to pursue if money didn’t matter?
What does your travel bucketlist look like?
How do you deal with your emotions when you are feeling frustrated, angry, anxious, or stressed?
Where is your dream city to live in and why?
When was the last time you did an act of kindness for somebody?
If you were (or currently are) a parent, what life advice would you give your child?
How does social media make you feel?
What qualities do you look for in a friendship or relationship?
What does your dream house look like?
What is your love language?
List seven things you are grateful for today.
If you had the ability to time travel, would you try to change anything?
Is there anything that you liked/disliked
Name a physical trait that you love about yourself.
Do you spend more time in the company of others or alone?
What are your future goals when it comes to finances, love, career, and passion?
If you had more than 24 hours in a day, what would you use that extra time for?
Name a class you would take if you had the ability to pick any class offered in the world.
Are you proud of where you are in your life today? Explain why.
What matters most to you - wealth, fame, or happiness? Why?
Do you feel like you are working to live or living to work?
What is something you can do that will cheer you up immediately?
Do you often let fear get in the way of exploring new interests/passions?
Do you easily put your trust in others?
Would you say you get hurt more than hurt others, or vice versa?
When something does not go your way, how do you cope?
If you had one superpower, what would it be?
How does traveling make you feel?
When was the last time you felt the fear, but did it anyways?
Do you prefer to work alone or on a team?
Can you imagine living your life without using social media?
What quality do you look for in others that you see in yourself?