21 Day Writing Challenge

Let your subconscious flow. Hold nothing back, throw everything onto the page.

Asking good questions can build a world for you that you never knew existed. Go deep into questioning with this prompt.

What are the things you’ve discovered in life that nobody taught. This prompt will help you retrace your steps of self-actualisation.

between not-knowing, and truly knowing there is a silent but essential step - flex that muscle and cross that tiny bridge with this prompt.

Who are we on our best days? and on our worst days? Find out.

What is the truth, really? Does it exist? Does it matter?

In the end we all face these prompts alone.

When we write we are creating a new beginning for ourselves, even if the subject is older than us. Create for yourself a new beginning with this prompt.

Let them say what they will say, but give yourself last word. It is your notebook after all.

Plant yourself in the here and now.

What is the intention that you write with? Some people write to awaken themselves, others to awaken the dead. Some people write to reach for something beyond themselves, others to reach within. You?

Sometimes the past is so ugly it needs to be re-written. Who else to do it but you? Find out how with this prompt.

How can you breakup with someone or something in a poetic way? Follow this prompt and don’t hold back.

Started at the bottom, now we’re here.

Sometimes it can be hard to know what it is the mind wants vs what it is the soul needs. Start to create a partition between these two, and flex the skill of choosing one over the other, when appropriate, with this prompt.

How do we value the time we have on planet E.A.R.T.H? Why be here if only to wait for our time to be over, full of regrets. Face your purpose with this prompt.

On our hardest days, the last thing we want is to be grateful. But if we learn to, the darkness itself might just dissolve onto the page.

Sometimes we demand the gods give us the answer to our problems, only to crash into a wall of our own making, and after a forced self-reflection, we realise we had the answers inside of ourselves all along. So - how about we skip the crashing part and go straight to the answering part? Enjoy.

The pages in your notebook are thin, but they can take on all your hardest, darkest, most difficult truths. The weight on your shoulders is nothing to the unbreakable spirit of a piece of A5. Test it with this prompt.

The layers of history can reveal to us so much about our current times. Use this prompt to unlock the lessons of an ancient object.

You made it!

Use this, the ultimate final boss prompt, to solidify your learnings and bring writing even closer into your heart, mind and life.