Thursday July 11, 2024 | Journaling prompt from Copilot on windows (it's not the full version of copilot)

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  1. What are three things you would do if you weren’t afraid? How might your life be different if you did these things?    First, I would ask if I have had the money. Then I would ask how much money do I have.  Then I would ask can I get an apartment if it was okay with mom and dad.

  2. Describe a time when you felt proud of yourself. What had you done, and why did it make you feel proud?  When I asked someone to get something down for me from a high shelf in the store.  I felt so proud of myself.

  3. If you could have a conversation with your younger self, what advice would you give? Why?   If I had a conversation with my 5 year old self, I would tell her that it would be okay.  You are okay.  You are brave enough to speak up for yourself to that red headed little kid that was just my age back then. Yes, I really did like him when I was in kindergarten.

  4. What are the values that are most important to you? How do you incorporate these values into your daily life?  Most people don't know this. But because I am unable talk, people just guess what my values are. 

  5. What is a dream or goal you have that you haven’t told anyone about? What steps could you take towards achieving it?   Like I said, because I am unable to talk, people just guess that I don't want to anything. :'( 

Remember, there are no right or wrong answers in journaling. It’s all about self-exploration and understanding. Happy writing! 😊


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