NaJoWriMo Starts January 1st
Why Participate in NaJoWriMo
30 Day Challenges
Take the NaJoWriMo challenge and develop and maintain a journal writing habit in 30 days.
Personal Growth
Use journal writing for personal enrichment, reaching goals, exploring your creativity, and recording your life as you live it.
Growing Community
Learn how journal writing is a powerful tool and practice for learning, problem-solving, and keeping yourself centered.
Order NaJoWriMo Journal Book Today
Journaling for Personal Growth and Achieving Goals is the journal to develop and keep track of your goals. This journal is an inspiring source to help you: * Think about your personal growth * Identify goals * Write your goals daily * Reflect on your progress * Build good habits * Write your daily plan of action * Set a deadline to achieve your goals * Celebrate your successes * Spread positivity through creative writing * Be mindful of your life.
Journaling for Personal Growth and Achieving Goals is a great gift for anyone who needs encouragement, wants to keep track of their goals, or needs a place to reflect..
You don’t have to use the theme to participate in NaJoWriMo, but if you decide that you want to, you can order the NaJoWriMo January journaling book on Amazon.
Order NaJoWriMo Journal Email Course Today
The NaJoWriMo Journal Email Course consist of receiving daily journaling prompts during the NaJoWriMo January. The prompts are the same as the ones in the Journal Writing Book.
Sign up for the course on December 31st, and starting January 1st you receive your first prompt of the month.
The course is a great way to get daily reminders of the daily journaling writing, while also providing a thematic approach to journal writing.
If you fall behind in our joural writing for the month, you will always have access to the prompts online in your Gumroad account.
Be sure to get on the newsletter list of NaJoWriMo and you will get reminders about the course.
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I’ve been journal writing for 30+ years for a long-term collection of my thoughts, progression of self over time, and recording of travels/events. I rarely use prompts, but April’s [Personal Renewal] theme struck a chord with me, and I’ve enjoyed the focused, thematic journaling quite a lot.
I’ve been journaling and art journaling for over 20 years. I find NaJoWriMo helpful when I’m stumped about what to write, how to dig deeper, and how to face issues I may have avoided — it helps me grow. THANK YOU SO MUCH, NAJOWRIMO — you’ve helped me keep journaling and attached to what I really love.
