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There are also fantastic journals that can guide you, should you not know where to start. My favorite is “One Question A Day: A Five-Year Journal.” Each day, you answer one short prompt. The next five years, you can see what you wrote previously and compare your answers. Seeing the change is fun!
Long story short: there’s no wrong or right way to journal. Do what comes naturally to you, and follow the inspiration. It’s meant to be cathartic, and it’s just for you — be honest, be kind to yourself, and let the creative juices flow!
Are you planning to start journaling in the New Year? Were these tips helpful? Let us know in the comments!
For More Mindfulness Tips, You Should Read:
An Artist’s Guide To Art Journaling
Roses, Buds, And Thorns: Our Favorite Way To Practice Mindfulness Every Day