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Writing prompts, feeling check-ins, and small ways to make a moment your own.

How to start journaling when you do not know what to write
Start with one honest line. A simple way to open your first journal page without a routine, a goal, or the perfect words.
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Evening journal prompts for putting the day into words
Six evening prompts to notice what happened, keep a small moment, and leave a thought on the page.
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How to name a feeling when one word is hard to find
A gentle way to move from “fine” or “off” to words that fit, with room for more than one feeling.
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Looking back at your mood without grading your week
Use mood check-ins as a record of your experience, with curiosity about context and room for ordinary changes.
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Making room for a one-minute breathing pause
A short introduction to Still's breathing companion, with a simple way to pause, resume, or stop when you want.
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How to keep a backup of your Still journal
Save a Still backup before changing phones, or export readable pages as PDF, Word, or plain text.
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