So, if there is one single habit that has most changed my life, that habit is journaling.
I've been journaling pretty consistently since like 2014, and so many of the good things that have happened in my life have happened directly as a result of journaling consistently.
But one thing that is really, really helpful when it comes to journaling is having the right prompts or questions.
And so in this video, I want to share ten of my favorite questions, ten powerful journaling prompts that I found enormous value in that I hope you will find value in as well.
All right, question number one is what would you do if money were no object?
Now this question is so incredibly powerful and I asked myself it at like every 3months, because it's one of those things that like there's so much stuff that we do for the sake of money.
There's so much stuff that we do chasing, like I need more money, I need more financial security, I need more financial safety, all this scarcity, all of this stuff.
It's really useful to ask the question: what would I genuinely do with money were no object?
Now if you were new about this, your answer will be, oh, well, I would just like sip cocktails on a beach in Thailand and just chill.
But if you've tried to do that — I've tried to do that — and I realized it's not particularly enjoyable.
