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Category: Workbooks & Guided Journals

A tool for more effective journaling

Journaling is one of the most effective ways to regain direction and calm: but what we should ideally be journaling about isn’t always clear. This set of prompt cards directs us to some of the most fruitful topics for reflection and self-exploration. Use them as you journal to find inspiration and encouragement.

Each of the prompts engages the mind in some of the things that matter most and helps us to better understand ourselves and our priorities. The prompts tackle key topics around relationships, careers, emotions and ambitions. They invite us to go on new journeys within ourselves that will leave us more joyful, self-aware and serene.

Examples of prompts:

  • Write a letter you want to – but never will – send.
  • Who I want to be this time next year.
  • The people I most love in the world – and why they matter so much.
  • The things I really, really care about.
  • List the ways in which you’re a little bit unusual (we all are). At the end, reflect on how that might not matter so much.

52 cards | 91mm x 67mm

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Penelope ★★★★★

The blank page used to stall me every night, but pulling one prompt card fixes that in seconds. I keep the deck by my bed and usually end up writing way past the single question I drew.

Thomas ★★★★★

I've been journaling on and off for years but always ended up writing the same surface-level stuff. These prompt cards push me somewhere new every time, and I like that I can just pull one at random instead of staring at a blank page deciding what to write about.

Stella L. ★★★★★

My brain usually goes blank the second I sit down to write, so having a card to pull with a specific question on it has fixed that completely. I keep the deck on my desk and grab one before bed, and the prompts are open-ended enough that I'm not just repeating the same entry every night. Two weeks i

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