200 Questions to Get to Know Yourself
369 Days of Luck, Blessings and Love
You already know yourself better than you think. This journal helps you prove it.
What is 200 Questions to Get to Know Yourself?
An all-in-one guided journal that walks you through 200 honest, unexpected questions answered through drawing (circles, squares and smiley faces), note-taking, and open-ended journal entries. No pressure. No right order. Just you, a pen, and the permission to go at your own pace.
What's inside each spread:
Each spread includes four elements designed to work together:
- A simple drawing warm-up to get your hand, and your mind, moving
- A notes page for the thoughts that always show up the moment you sit down to focus
- Five guided questions that start simple and go deeper
- A blank page for everything that spills over
Why the questions are scattered:
The questions aren't organized into neat categories because life doesn't work that way. They arrive the way real self-discovery does: honest, a little unexpected, and deliberately scattered so you can't answer them on autopilot.
You're not doing this alone:
Sometimes I answer alongside you, not to show you how it's done, but to help you go deeper and feel less alone.
One of the questions asks: What are your 3 worst habits?
I could have said I don't make my bed, I procrastinate, I'm messy.
Instead I said: I peel my lips, pick my nose, and bite my nails.
Because that's the kind of answer this journal is actually looking for. Not the one that makes you look good. The one that makes you feel less alone.
Who this is for:
For anyone who journals but wants more direction. For anyone beginning therapy, a self-discovery practice, or a season of intentional growth. For couples who want to know each other more deeply, work through it separately and share your answers, or sit down together and let the questions do the talking. For anyone who feels like they don't fully know themselves yet and is ready to change that.
Part of a series:
Book 1 of the 200 Questions Series because 200 questions is never really enough. Each journal stands completely alone, but together they take you somewhere.
You are better than enough.
ps I love you in case no one told you today.