Journaling My Life

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Journaling Your Life

This blog is about using journaling and self-care activities to reduce stress and worry. 

I work with women one-on-one or in small groups on Zoom.  First, we create a journaling practice that works for you. Then we write in a small group on Zoom. 

In the future, I will offer sessions for you to talk and be heard. To vent and release your frustrations, anxiety, and worry.

Are you a woman who is over-stressed, who suffers from worry and anxiety? You are in the right place. I am not a mental health professional, but I can help support you and offer tips on self-care and journaling.

Welcome to the Journaling My Life blog and community. Get ready to read and journal. Subscribe to the blog and newsletter.    

I will offer tips, prompts, and best practices concerning journaling and developing a practice.

A hardcover journaling notebook lies open on a clean, light oak desk, its ivory pages filled with neat, evenly spaced lines ready for writing. A finely crafted metal fountain pen with a matte black barrel rests diagonally across the lower page, its nib catching the light. Nearby, a minimalist sand timer and a slim, silver laptop are slightly out of focus, reinforcing a professional workspace. Soft morning daylight filters in from an unseen window to the left, casting gentle, directional shadows and a calm, neutral palette of greys and beiges. Photographic realism, shot from a slightly elevated angle with a shallow depth of field, creating a structured, balanced composition that feels organized, focused, and ideal for a personal growth journaling blog header.

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Four Journaling Questions to Know Yourself Better. Pick one.

  1. If money didn’t matter, what would you love to do?
  1. What matters most to you? How do you want to live 

your life?

  1.  If you had only 5 years left to live, what would you do with your life?  
  1.  If you could go back and change one thing in your life, what would you change and why?
An open journal dedicated to personal growth goals is displayed on a pale, matte-finished desk, showing a clean two-page spread titled “Quarterly Growth Plan” in precise, printed lettering. The pages are divided into structured sections with thin, grey lines: “Habits”, “Mindset”, “Health”, and “Career”, each containing short, neatly written bullet points. A muted taupe sticky note with a small checklist is partially tucked into the top corner. To the left, a slim, silver-framed analog clock with a white face hints at time management, while a muted beige ceramic cup holding pens sits in the background, softly blurred. Cool, indirect daylight illuminates the scene from the right, creating subtle, professional contrast. Photographic realism, eye-level composition with rule-of-thirds framing, evoking clarity, intention, and strategic self-improvement through journaling.







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