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This Is Me: 1001 Questions to Learn More about Yourself

This Is Me: 1001 Questions to Learn More about Yourself

Editors of Chartwell Books

Paperback

Series: Creative Keepsakes, Book 31

Metaphysical GeneralMeditationSelf-Help

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ISBN10: 0785839615
ISBN13: 9780785839613
Publisher: Chartwell Books
Published: Dec 28 2021
Pages: 204
Weight: 0.95
Height: 0.60 Width: 6.10 Depth: 8.40
Language: English
With 1001 questions asking everything you never knew you didn't know about yourself, this guided journal encourages exploration into the curious corners of yourself.

This is Me can serve as an insightful read for others or an enriching writing journey for you.

Broken up into 4 sections-About Me, A Little History, The Present is a Present, and Looking forward to the Future-these thoughtful-provoking questions explore every facet of who you are. Both introspective and entertaining, these questions offer a chance to delve into the depths of your soul or joke around with yourself in an insightful way. Whether you're uncovering more about yourself, crafting your autobiography, or simply taking a break from doom-scrolling, these questions are the perfect way to connect with your thoughts in a meaningful way.

Check out the following prompts as a taste and see if they offer any insight into your innermost self.

  • Have you ever had a second home? Is there an aspect of home it replicated? Or did this second home have something your first home didn't?
  • Do you remember the last time someone told you what your shortcomings were? Did you agree with them? Pick a random person and imagine what they would say are your shortcomings.
  • Make a list of what you consider to be your worst habits. Then make a list of your best habits. Are there any habits that other people can view as both excellent and sinister?
  • What is the one thing you've ever wanted but realized later on that you didn't need it? How did you come to that realization?

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