This document provides journal prompts to help establish a daily journaling habit over three weeks. It includes questions, tasks, and challenges to prompt reflection. For each day of the first week, prompts focus on gratitude for positive experiences, people, and abilities. The second week encourages appreciation and building relationships through feedback, compliments, and thanks. The third week prompts reflection on growth from failures, influences, and counting blessings. The goal is to cultivate gratitude and make journaling a sustained practice.
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Gratitude Journal Prompts
This document provides journal prompts to help establish a daily journaling habit over three weeks. It includes questions, tasks, and challenges to prompt reflection. For each day of the first week, prompts focus on gratitude for positive experiences, people, and abilities. The second week encourages appreciation and building relationships through feedback, compliments, and thanks. The third week prompts reflection on growth from failures, influences, and counting blessings. The goal is to cultivate gratitude and make journaling a sustained practice.
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JOURNAL PROMPTS
The biggest challenge to doing a journal is getting started and establishing a habit. Here is a list of questions, tasks and challenges to prompt your thoughts.
WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3
Day 1 – What was the single best thing Day 1 – Thank someone for their Day 1 – Think of a physical task you’ve that happened today? feedback — even if you done and write a thank you note disagree. Did this change how to your body for its abilities. Day 2 – How was today better than you felt about the feedback? yesterday? Day 2 – What did you eat today to Day 2 – What made you smile today? nourish your body? Day 3 – What’s something money can’t buy that makes you Day 3 – Look around your city, your Day 3 – What’s one thing in the future feel grateful? neighborhood or your home. that you’re looking forward to? What makes them a pleasant Day 4 – Look for beauty, and take note place to live? Day 4 – What memory brings you joy? of the places you find it. Day 4 – Find one good thing you can Day 5 – Who had the most positive Day 5 – Start your emails with a note of say about someone you don’t influence on your day? Tell thanks. How did that change the get along with — then say it them and record their reaction. way others interacted with you? to them. How did that affect your relationship with them? Day 6 – Think of a time you’ve failed. Day 6 – Whatever date is on the How did that failure lead calendar, resolve to tell that Day 5 – What place makes you to growth? many people, “Thank you.” feel safe? How did this affect your day? Day 7 – Review your journal and count Day 6 – Make a point to thank the number of things you’ve Day 7 – Think of an item you use someone today — even if been grateful for. Does that every day and write it it’s for something very small. make you want to keep going? a thank you note. How did they react?
Day 7 – Is something in your life
causing you pain? What’s one thing about it that you can be thankful for?