Mindful Journaling That Builds Clarity
Each morning, write three lines: what you sense, what you feel, and what you need. Keep it concrete. Over time, patterns appear—tension times, energy peaks, emotional triggers—so you can plan with compassion rather than guesswork or guilt.
Mindful Journaling That Builds Clarity
Select one sticky belief—“I always mess up” or “I’m not creative.” Ask, “Is it always true? What evidence contradicts it?” Replace it with a balanced thought. This gentle cognitive pivot widens possibilities without pretending challenges don’t exist.