October Daily Journaling Prompts | Fall Reflections

 
 

Fall is my favorite season and it’s the perfect time to start a journaling habit.

This month is all about reflecting on the fall and these prompts are just what you need to jumpstart your thinking process as you journal!

Choose ONE prompt each day and dedicate 5-10 minutes to writing your answer. If your time runs longer because you have a lot to write, it’s okay. Keep writing!

Be as creative as you like here…the sky’s the limit!

Fall Reflections Journaling Prompts - October 2021

  1. What do you want to do this month? Write your goals for the month, and think about what you need to do to accomplish them.

  2. What are you excited about in the coming month?

  3. What will the beginning of fall bring to your life?

  4. Does this month/season bring up any emotions you need to work through?

  5. What’s on your fall bucket list?

  6. How do you decorate for fall? Add some photos to your journal and document what fall looks like in your home.

  7. How does fall impact you personally? What are some things that make this time of year special for you?

  8. How has this time of year changed for you from when you were young till now?

  9. What are some traditions you have or things you’ve done throughout your life that are associated with fall? What do they mean to you?

  10. What are some new traditions you would like to begin?

  11. In honor of Canadian Thanksgiving, write a list of things that you know about Canada.

  12. What are some of your favorite fall recipes? Think about hot apple cider, apple pie cider doughnuts, and everything pumpkin. Why do these recipes hold a special place in your heart?

  13. What are your favorite ways that nature creates a beautiful display? Think colors, tastes, smells, everything that reminds you of fall.

  14. What part of nature are you the most thankful for?

  15. Mid-Month Review: We’ve been focusing on your annual goals, but how are your goals for this month coming along? What can you accomplish in the remainder of the month?

  16. What is your vision for the rest of the year? What do you want to accomplish?

  17. What books are you reading or will you read this month?

  18. Capture the changing season with photos and write a small caption for each.

  19. What is your favorite fall-related evening activity? Why do you enjoy it so much?

  20. What fall activity do you dread the most and why? What can you do to minimize your involvement this year?

  21. What is your favorite quote or poem about this time of year? What does it mean to you?

  22. What was your favorite costume for Halloween when you were young?

  23. What are your favorite Halloween memories?

  24. It’s Mother-in-Law Day. Write a note to your mother-in-law, or to someone close to you if you don’t have one.

  25. Will you be celebrating Halloween this year? Write down your thoughts on how you will address Halloween this year with the current situation.

  26. Write about the best pumpkin you have ever seen. (Maybe it was huge or maybe it was carved in some elaborate way?)

  27. As the weather grows cooler, what’s your favorite way to stay warm and cozy?

  28. Do you have, or had, a favorite blanket? Write about where it came from and any memories it gives you.

  29. What good things happened this month? What were your favorite moments?

  30. Month in Review: What lessons did you learn this month?

  31. Month in Review: How did this month go? Which goals did you complete? What do you still need to work on?

BONUS PROMPT: Are you thinking about Christmas yet? Does this make you feel happy or stressed?


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The new daily journaling prompts for November come out on the last Monday of the month. Look for them on October 25th.

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JOURNALING SUPPLIES I RECOMMEND

Even though you only need a pen and paper, here are some of my favorite journaling supplies if you want to check them out:

  • I like to use a few different notebooks for journaling but my favorite is this Leuchtturm1917 Softcover. I prefer the squared pages but you can also get the dot grid, lined, or blank formats.

  • If you would rather use a spiral binding, these notebooks are the best! I love that they come in a three-pack so I always have an extra one on hand. These are also a squared format but I think they are available in lined and dot-grid too.

  • To be honest, my go-to pen is a simple, classic black Bic but when I want something a little fancier I use either use these Muji Gel Pens or these Micron Sakura Pigma.

  • Get creative with your journaling and add some Washi Tape, Stickers, or if you’re artistic you can draw your own doodles.

  • Sometimes I like to add photos to my journaling and over the years I’ve tried a bunch of different printers. I started out using this Fujifilm Instax Mini but it wasn’t very practical to carry around all the time. Since the quality was so much better when I use my phone for pictures I decided to splurge on the Canon Ivy Mini Printer. It connects directly to my phone through the app and easily prints on 2x3 sticker photo paper that I can add right to my journal page instantly.

I hope today’s post inspires you to pick up your journal and start writing! Here are a few Everyday Journaling Prompts to get you started.

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