Is there a money belief you got from your family that you didn't question until someone pushed back on it?
Childhood reflection prompts
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How did my caregivers react to my questions about life death and the world and were they open or did they shut me down? (Open this prompt in Mindwell)
Self-ReflectionChildhood
Read a chapter tonight from a book or comic you loved when you were a kid. (Open this prompt in Mindwell)
ActionChildhood
Did you have a favorite school lunch as a kid and would you still eat it now? (Open this prompt in Mindwell)
SocialChildhood
What did lunchtime look like for you as a kid and is that anything like how you spend it now? (Open this prompt in Mindwell)
SocialChildhood
How did my family handle celebrities or fame and what did that teach me about the value of being seen by the world? (Open this prompt in Mindwell)
Self-ReflectionChildhood
How did I handle losing something I believed was meant to be mine and what did that teach me about the nature of attachment? (Open this prompt in Mindwell)
Self-ReflectionChildhood
Write down one memory from when you were young that still makes you smile when it comes up. (Open this prompt in Mindwell)
ActionChildhood
Write down one thing you did today that your younger self would have thought was pretty cool. (Open this prompt in Mindwell)
ActionChildhood
What is a way of thinking you learned in childhood that you still use to process your feelings? (Open this prompt in Mindwell)
SocialEmotions
What's a funny memory from childhood that still cracks me up? (Open this prompt in Mindwell)
Self-ReflectionFun
What's a boundary I wish someone had modeled for me growing up? (Open this prompt in Mindwell)
Self-ReflectionBoundaries
What emotion did I inherit from my environment growing up? (Open this prompt in Mindwell)
Self-ReflectionChildhood
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