March journal prompts
March is when the evenings start to stretch and the daffodils show up on the verges. It's a good month for noticing things beginning — in the garden, and in you.
- 1What's the first sign of spring I noticed this year?
- 2What would I like to grow this year — in a pot, or in myself?
- 3What could I clear out this month, from a drawer to a worry?
- 4Describe the light at six o'clock this evening.
- 5What's one habit I started in January that's still going? How does it feel?
- 6Which woman in my life has shaped who I am? Write to her.
- 7What am I ready to let go of?
- 8Write about a walk where I noticed something new.
- 9What does 'a fresh start' mean to me right now?
- 10Which season do I feel most like myself in, and why?
- 11List five things I'd like to do once it's warm enough.
- 12What's a small risk I'd like to take this spring?
- 13When did I last try something for the very first time?
- 14What does my ideal Sunday morning look like in spring?
- 15What's something I've been patient about that's starting to pay off?
How to use these
Pick one, set a timer for ten minutes, and write without stopping to correct anything. Don't worry about answering the question exactly — the prompt is only there to get the pen moving. If one doesn't land, skip it. Try the random prompt generator if you can't choose.