Year end · Journal
Goodbye 2026, hello 2027
24 journal prompts to close the year and open the next one. A cup of tea, a quiet evening and you. One question a day, or all of them in one sitting.
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Part 1
Goodbye 2026
To look back, gather what you learned and say thank you.
- 01What did 2026 teach you most?
- 02What are you proudest of this year?
- 03Which moment would you like to live again?
- 04What are you ready to leave behind?
- 05Who supported you most? What would you like to tell them?
- 06Which hard day made you stronger?
- 07What did you notice about yourself?
- 08What would be this year's one word?
- 09What are you glad you said yes to?
- 10What did you learn to say no to?
- 11If you could talk to the you of early 2026, what would you say?
- 12What are three things you want to thank this year for?
Part 2
Hello 2027
To find how you want to feel and step into the new year with intention.
- 01How do you want to feel at the end of 2027?
- 02What do you want to make more room for in the new year?
- 03Which habit would do you good?
- 04Which dream don't you want to postpone any more?
- 05Who do you want to spend more time with?
- 06What is your body asking you for?
- 07What should your relationship with money look like?
- 08What are you curious to learn?
- 09What does your ideal morning look like?
- 10What will your word for 2027 be?
- 11What promise are you making to yourself?
- 12Write a short letter to yourself one year from now.
Answer in writing; thinking gets clearer when you write.
One question a day is enough too.
Keep the last answer as a letter and open it in 2028.
About the year-end journal
How do I write a year-end journal?
At a calm moment with your phone on silent, answer each question in a few sentences. There are no right answers, only honest ones.
Should I answer them all in one day?
No. One question a day over the last two weeks of December, or all at once on the evening of December 31: whichever feels good.
Where can I keep my answers?
In the Somedaily journal. What you write stays on your device; if you like, you can lock the last answer as a letter to your future self.
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2027, I've made room for you.
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