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HOW IT WORKS:
Just 2 mins/day for 5 days
→ Write through these quick, effective, prompts while enjoying your morning coffee, in the school pickup line or waiting for dinner to cook. The prompts are designed for real life - no perfect journaling practice required.
Follow along with the prompts and/or private podcast
→ so you know exactly what to write...no more staring at a blank page with a blank mind!
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