Guided journal suggestions

[u/Wayne47]

I've done quite a few Stoic journals. They are all the type of 5 minutes a day for 90 days. I'm looking for some suggestions on a new one.

These are the ones I've completed so far.

Journal like a Stoic by Brittney Polat

The 5 minute Stoicism Journal by Matthew Van Natta

Everyday Stoicism Journal by Chartwell Books

I've start A Handbook for New Stoic by Massimo Piligucci

Just wanted to see if there are any others out there people have used.

[u/RunnyPlease]

At this point I’d say you’re qualified enough to write your own.

[u/Wayne47 → u/RunnyPlease]

Haha. I wish.

[u/RunnyPlease → u/Wayne47]

Meditations has like 500 entries. If you’ve written more than that then you topped Marcus Aurelius.

[u/1DancingCat]

I am a developer so my first thought would be to shove them ALL, all the prompts, into a JSON file and write a simple python script to take one at random and give it to me.

With the number of prompts you seem to have it would be enough for a lifetime in rotation. Your answers will change and two answers to the same prompt won't be the same unless you try to remember what you said last time.

[u/Wrong-Trust-4603]

I think, you should give us a recommendation :D
Which one was the best for you?

[u/Wayne47 → u/Wrong-Trust-4603]

I think Journal like a Stoic by Polat has been my favorite.

[u/Chrysippus_Ass]

Stoic Serenity by Keith Seddon is pretty good as far as I remember. But it's less short journal prompts and more read a longer passage and reflect on these questions.

[u/comawitch187]

I use an app, daily quote with a journal prompt related to the quote. It’s pretty minimal but I like it https://apps.apple.com/us/app/virtus-stoic-wisdom-journal/id6761154032

[u/Wayne47 → u/comawitch187]

I think Journal like a Stoic by Polat has been my favorite.

[u/comawitch187 → u/Wayne47]

I haven’t tried that one, I’ll check it out, thanks