Be the best version of yourself + Blogging made easy
I’ll admit I’ve been feeling overwhelming anger lately. That led me to share how I manage my anger using my favorite hobby—journaling. Through these journaling prompts for anger, I’ve learned more about myself and started to recognize that my feelings are valid and deserve acknowledgment. In this ... Read the Post...
Have you ever felt like your light has been dimmed — like you’ve slowly lost pieces of yourself while trying to be enough for everyone else? It’s in those quiet moments of frustration, burnout, or invisibility that you realize: it’s time to take your power back. Loving yourself doesn’t always ... Read the Post...
I always have to deal with the question, “Does acceptance simply mean giving up?” But it doesn’t. Acceptance is choosing to see what’s real—without running, avoiding, or forcing it into something else. It’s the brave, quiet decision to say: “This is what’s here. Let me meet it with honesty.” ... Read the Post...
When nothing or no one else is around to hear our thoughts, writing can be a very effective way to cope with difficult emotions and process what’s going on inside. In this post, I’ll walk you through 10 powerful journaling ideas for mental health that work for me—and they might work for you too. ... Read the Post...
Art journaling isn’t about being good at art—it’s about expressing what’s inside in a way that feels real. Art journaling gives you free space to channel your creativity by using any form of art you would prefer. In this post, I’ll share art journal ideas that help you connect with your ... Read the Post...
Simple spiritual journaling ideas and creative ways to connect with your deeper self. We’ve gotten used to hustling—constantly moving, meeting the demands of work, family, and everything in between. But even when we get things done, there’s still a part of us that longs to slow down and ... Read the Post...
Do you love movies and journaling? Why not try movie journaling—a fun way to reflect and record the films that made an impact. There are stories that stay with us. Sometimes they stir a certain feeling, and sometimes we relate to the plot or characters. Movie journaling isn’t about writing a ... Read the Post...
