Lecture Notes: Creative Minds Journal Writing Prompts

Introduction

• Speaker: Ann Le
• Product: Creative Minds Journal available at CreativeMindsJournal.com
• Purpose: Share 30 writing prompts for journaling
• Design Intent: Includes plenty of blank pages and guidelines to help plan weeks/months

Writing Prompts

1. Improvement Focus: Write about an area in your life to improve.
2. Letting Go: Identify things you have difficulty releasing.
3. Judgment: Reflect on why judgment can be unhealthy.
4. Simple Joys: List 10 current simple joys.
5. Inspiration: Describe the last time you felt inspired.
6. Acts of Kindness: List five simple acts of kindness.
7. Highs and Lows: Reflect on your week's highs and lows.
8. Fun Facts: Share three fun facts about yourself.
9. Spending a Day: Choose a person (past/present) to spend a day with and explain why.
10. Letter to Hurt: Write a letter to a person who hurt you most.
11. Honesty: Which three people would you be honest with and what would you say?
12. Feeling Alive: What makes you feel alive?
13. Time Well-Spent: What would you like to spend more time on?
14. Learning Goals: List three things you want to learn this year.
15. Personal Aspirations: Define the kind of person you strive to be.
16. Desire: If you could have one thing, what would it be?
17. Magical Gifts: Name three magical gifts you’d give yourself and why.
18. Morning Gratitude: Five things you’re grateful for every morning.
19. Life's Motto: What is your life's motto this year?
20. Ideal Morning: Describe your ideal morning.
21. Strength and Weakness: Identify one thing that is both.
22. Legacy: What legacy do you want to leave?
23. Cut Out: Seven things you want to cut out.
24. Add In: Seven things you want to add.
25. Blocks: Top three blocks holding you back.
26. Mindset Change: How to change your mindset regarding these blocks.
27. HOME: What does home mean to you?
28. Need to Hear: What do you need to hear today?
29. Life Love: Ten things you love about your life now.
30. Teenage Advice: What advice would you give your teenage self?

Tips

• Use washi tape to mark important journal pages for easy access.

Conclusion

• Encouragement to revisit and add new prompts.
• Writing prompts promote self-awareness and personal growth.
• Thank you and sign-off with a call to check out the journal.