GRATITUDE PROMPTS FOR SELF-LOVE AND SELF-DISCOVERY
Take time to focus on what you’re grateful for.
Gratitude journaling is a wonderful way to practice self-love and remind yourself of all the things you should be grateful for. This simple yet powerful practice has also been shown to reduce stress, boost one’s health, and cultivate a habit of being grateful.
Getting started
If you want to begin your own gratitude journaling journey, you can start small. Start your day by making a list of things you are thankful for. Yes, finding something to be grateful for might be difficult at times, but it’s always worth a shot. Even on our worst days, there is always something to be thankful for—we simply have to seek harder.
Pick a journal
Next, choose how you’d like to journal. This part is easy and enjoyable! Journaling may be done in a variety of ways, from your fave notebook to an app on your phone, or even a DIY diary if you’re feeling really creative.
Alternatively, you can also use a journal that already has writing prompts inside to help guide your thoughts.
The Daydream Journal
Private Storey’s Daydream Journal takes the guesswork out of self-reflection. The journal prompts included make the writing part so much easier—allowing you to focus on the more difficult task of self-reflection and introspection.
Inside the journal, you’ll discover pages to help you set goals, acknowledge your feelings, and prompt you to feel grateful.
Here’s a peek at the prompts included in the journal, including some gratitude prompts to inspire you daily:
- My affirmation for the day: ________
- I love that I am…
- What are the characteristics that make you beautiful inside and out?
- What are my talents? What am I good at?
- What are my strengths?
- What is the biggest challenge I have faced in my life and how did I overcome it?
- I am grateful for…
- The best part of my day was…
- What do I look forward to the most tomorrow?
- My learnings for today: _________
- The people who support me: ________
With the Daydream Journal, it will become easier to identify things you’re grateful for. You’ll develop an open and joyful heart, as well as a better appreciation for yourself and the world around you.
What’s more, filling out one page per day requires only a few minutes, split between morning and night. It is perfect for those who are getting started with journaling or those who don’t have a lot of time to devote to it.
Shop now: The Daydream Journal (P699)
- 8-week undated journaling
- Day & night journal exercises
- 8 weekly special journaling exercises
- Includes a ribbon marker
- Size: A5 (5.8" x 8.3")
- Ring bind