Journaling

I bounce back and forth between being a seasonal and daily journal writer.

A Notebook to Save You from Infinite Scrolling & Boredom

Here are some examples of powerful questions to ask someone, that you can modify per your needs:

• What do you really want?

• What about this is important to you?

• What does that look like?

• How do you feel about this?

• What’s next?

• What else is possible?

• What’s right about this?

• What are your concerns?

• What is standing in your way?

• Tell me

Bob Tiede • Asking Good Questions = Better Leader

What is your dream for this week?

Name the title of a book that you would really love to write.

A journal can be a veritable treasure chest of thoughts and anecdotes. It is not only a place to collect ideas, though, but a place to practice writing and overcome writer’s block.

Phillip Lopate • Writers and Their Notebooks