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Print out of All Journaling Pages?

Cmenow24

New Member
Hi,

I am wondering if there is somewhere on the site that I can find to print all of the Journaling pages. It would help me immensely (and hopefully others). This way, I can then read the Day that I am on and go right to the Journaling page already printed out.

At this time my problem is I read the Days info and then tell myself I will write in the journal later, but then when I have more time to focus I forget what I am supposed to be journaling about?

Or if anyone can suggest a way to easily create a book of the Journaling pages? I have tried to Copy and Paste but it is pretty cumbersome.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
 
Hi @Cmenow24, unfortunately I don't have any tricks up my sleeve for this. What I would suggest is just to keep a notepad near the computer. As you are reading the day, once you get to the journaling exercise, grab the notebook and just start writing! I know that this may not be perfect because you might not be able to read the prompt while in your favorite writing location. However, if you like, you can take notes about the writing prompt at the top of your notebook. That might actually give you a chance to think more about the notes themselves.

Alternatively, you could always just copy and paste the individual prompts into a wordprocessing document and print them out like that as you mentioned. Whatever works for you!
 
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