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New Books With Journal Prompts

People are always asking me what to write about in their journals. If you are like me, I like to question myself and the world, and dig deep. So I am happy to share with you two new books that have recently been released that make for some deeper journaling prompts.

This I Know: Notes on Unraveling the Heart by Susannah Conway - I am only part way through but am enjoying it. Reading through lots of prompts come to mind, and certain sections leave you with questions to explore on your own.

The Fire Starter Sessions by Danielle Laporte is chock full of prompts, and you can even download the Workbook o' Fire directly on Danielle's site (it is a PDF with all the worksheets from the book). This book is easier to pull prompts from, and a great way to explore yourself.

I hope one of these books peaks your interest and helps you dig deep in your journaling!

Posted by on May 24, 2012 in be.prompted |

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