The 30-Day Self-Worth Booster Journal
The 30-Day Self-Worth Booster Journal
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You replay what you said in the meeting for days. You apologise a lot. A good result lifts you for an afternoon, then the old feeling is back.
It runs for four weeks. Each week has one affirmation. Each day has a single page for three things you're grateful for and three good things that happened, then a journal prompt to go a little deeper.
What's inside
- A short how-to and four weekly affirmations
- Daily pages, numbered by day and grouped by week
- A daily prompt, such as "What do I value about myself?" or "What self-sabotaging behaviours am I planning to quit?"
- Paired prompts across two days: on day 13 you write what you need from others to feel valued, and on day 14 you ask whether you could give some of it to yourself
Those paired days are the best part. Day 18 is the hardest: list everything you dislike about yourself, then read it as if someone you love had written it.
Two things to know. Despite the name, the plan inside runs for 28 days, not 30. And this is a gentle daily practice for ordinary self-doubt; it is not a substitute for professional support. If you feel hopeless or worthless most days, please talk to your GP, and if you ever feel unsafe, call Samaritans on 116 123 (UK).
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