Journal Prompts for 2025 Planning ✍️


Happy Monday Reader, this week I am giving you some prompts for reviewing your year and planning for 2025.

But first, this is the first email from my new email address. Make sure you add it to your contacts/safe sender list so you don't miss out on prompts! Now on to the prompts!

These are also great anytime you need a reset on your motivation and goals. You could do these monthly if you want. They are a great way to keep your self-focused and aligned to what you want.

Year In Review:

  • What did I accomplish?
  • What am I proud of?
  • What did I learn?
  • What would I do differently?
  • What do I want to continue doing?
  • What was my biggest take away from the year?
  • Take a moment to journal about what you would want to remember in 10 years about this year.

2025 Planning:

  • If I could only accomplish one thing, what would it be? Why?
  • How do I want to go about accomplishing this? For example, if you want to lose 10 pounds. Do you want to focus on healthy eating or working out. If working out, do you want to start running or do yoga?
  • What might stop me along the way?
  • How can I bring myself more compassion every day as I work on this goal?

Have a great new year’s celebration. Stay safe!

Andrea

P.S. I have a playlist of guided meditations that are good for goal planning. You can find them here.


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