Simplifying is all about discovering what is truly important, and letting the rest slide.
Journal Prompts
What to write about when faced with the blank page
Do You Need a Clean Slate?
Creating a clean slate gives us freedom of choice again. The clean slate is invigorating, whether applied to your goals or your wardrobe.
Inspiration in All the Wrong Places
We usually see negative events and challenging circumstances as a bad thing. Is it possible that they could be a good thing, too?
I’m Your Biggest Fan
Knowing how susceptible we are to the society we keep, it’s important to choose company wisely. We only want to spend time with supportive people who bring out the best in us.
How Good is Your Escape Plan?
Everything in our life thrives with attention. When we’ve got one foot out the door, we don’t give our lives a chance to thrive.
Giving an Arm and a Leg
Decide what you want. Decide what you’re willing to sacrifice to have it. And sacrifice it now.
Do You Need a Break?
Here are some journaling prompts for finding out where and when it’s time to rest.
Forgiveness = Freedom
Letting go of resentment and harboring forgiveness is no small feat, but the freedom it gives you is life-altering.
Dreaming on the Page
Try journaling your dreams. Not only does it make for entertaining future reading, but it can offer insight into what’s really going on behind the scenes.
Deeper than the Average Gratitude List
Here are some prompts, digging a little bit deeper than the traditional suggestion of making a gratitude list.
Big, Scary Stillness
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Can You See These Shades of Gray?
While moderation lacks the adrenaline and pizzazz of high stakes, it’s undoubtedly the most likely way to reach your goals.
Are You Working Too Hard Because You Missed the Obvious?
We’re used to working hard in our go-go-go lives. So when an easy
solution presents itself, we miss it.
Simplify, Simplify
Empty space can be filled with something you truly love. Or you can leave it deliciously free and revel in its bare simplicity.
Love the Skin You’re In
If you’ve made a necessary change, prepare to be uncomfortable as
you adjust to the new skin. Don’t crawl back into that old self. You discarded it for a reason: it no longer fits.
How’s Your Harvest?
If we stop and consciously think about the type of harvest we’d like to bring in, we can square away a tiny plot of time today to sew seeds for next season.