When we know who we are, we're more able to live with intention. These journal questions are meant to help you rediscover who you are right now. Read through, think about them, write or discuss. Come back to the ones that hit you most deeply. Take just 5 to 10 minutes responding to one of the [...]Continue Reading
Journal Prompts on Growth and New Beginnings
These journal prompts are about not only how you approach growth and new beginnings, but also about honoring the growth you've done. You've come a long way to get where you are now, and that deserves respect. With Fill Your Cup prompts the idea is that you can choose one or two prompts and take [...]Continue Reading
Journal Prompts on Presence and Mindfulness
Being present in my life feels like holding flubber in my hands - you know that slime kids play with? It's interesting and wiggly; you want to hold onto it, to pass it from hand to hand, but then it can slip right through your fingers. Sometimes I can be present, I can mindfully wash dishes or pack [...]Continue Reading
20 Journal Prompts on Nurturing YOU This Year
After close to a decade of being a mom, I realize that the times I enjoy parenting most is when I am nurturing and taking care of myself - not leaving my needs until last. As we head into a new year it feels like a natural time for evaluating how we've been living, what we want for ourselves and [...]Continue Reading
Starting Over – 5 Questions for Making Your Personal Plan
As we've been talking about using a kind voice instead of yelling here, many people have left comments like this one, "On those days where I’ve just lost my cool too many times and the guilt just overwhelms me when my head hits that pillow. I vow tomorrow I’ll be better. And then that vicious [...]Continue Reading
What Happens When We Don’t Choose
A Little Story and Journal Prompts for Making a Choice Kale sprouts emerged in my garden, and I knew I needed to thin them so they would grow healthy. At first there were so many it was easy to pluck them and still leave plenty growing. As they got larger it got harder to choose. I [...]Continue Reading
