These 30 day prompted journals are designed to help you unpack complex feelings, leading to greater understanding, healing, and self-compassion.

Walking With Worth

When you walk with your worth, you make decisions from a place of confidence rather than fear. You trust yourself, speak up for what you need, and pursue opportunities that align with your values.

Walking With Worry

Worry often pulls you into the future, making you anxious about things that haven’t happened yet. Walking with your worry means acknowledging it while still staying present in your life.

Walking With Guilt

Guilt often arises from a sense of responsibility for something you've done or failed to do. By walking with your guilt, you can take ownership of your actions, which is the first step in making positive changes or reparations.

Walking With Regret

Regret often stems from choices we wish we had made differently. Rather than dwelling on “what could have been,” walking with regret helps us extract wisdom from our past, guiding us toward better decisions in the future.

Walking With Failure

Failure is a natural part of being human, and by walking with it, you come to accept that it doesn't make you less worthy or capable. Instead of seeing failure as a reflection of your limitations, you recognize it as part of the journey.

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