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You have a list.
Maybe it's on paper. Maybe it's in your phone. Maybe it's running through your head right now.
And if someone told you to put that list away for a week, no planning, no organising, no keeping track of every little thing, something in you would probably feel uncomfortable.
Not because you need the list. Because of what the list helps you avoid feeling.
Today's journaling prompts are designed to help you get underneath the overwhelm and uncover the belief that's keeping you busy.
Journal PromptsThe goal isn't to stop making lists. It's to notice what happens when there isn't something to organise, fix, achieve, or cross off.
Pay attention to what came up as you wrote today. Because the belief underneath your overwhelm is often easier to see in moments of stillness than it is in the middle of a busy day.
Resources Mentioned:Connect with Sam: Instagram | Facebook
By Samantha Hawley | Inspired by Brene Brown, Glennon Doyle, Marie Forleo, Hillary Kerr, Mel RobbinsYou have a list.
Maybe it's on paper. Maybe it's in your phone. Maybe it's running through your head right now.
And if someone told you to put that list away for a week, no planning, no organising, no keeping track of every little thing, something in you would probably feel uncomfortable.
Not because you need the list. Because of what the list helps you avoid feeling.
Today's journaling prompts are designed to help you get underneath the overwhelm and uncover the belief that's keeping you busy.
Journal PromptsThe goal isn't to stop making lists. It's to notice what happens when there isn't something to organise, fix, achieve, or cross off.
Pay attention to what came up as you wrote today. Because the belief underneath your overwhelm is often easier to see in moments of stillness than it is in the middle of a busy day.
Resources Mentioned:Connect with Sam: Instagram | Facebook