100 Ideas to fill your Common Place Book

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Curiosities, Lists, and Personal Favorites

76. Favorite books

List books that left a mark on you and explain what you loved about them.

77. Must-watch movie list

Compile films you adore or ones you plan to watch, with a short note on each.

78. Favorite podcasts

Track episodes and shows that inspire or educate you.

79. Series you binge-watched

Reflect on TV series you’ve enjoyed and what drew you in.

80. Bucket list

Write down all the experiences you dream of having, big or small.

81. Places to visit

List destinations that call to you, whether local gems or international spots.

82. Favorite foods

Describe dishes that bring you joy, along with where to find or make them.

83. Favorite quotes from friends

Record the funniest or most memorable things your friends have said.

84. Vocabulary list

Keep track of interesting or new words you’ve learned and their meanings.

85. Things that made you laugh

Document moments, jokes, or memes that had you in stitches.

86. Things you’re curious about

Note questions you want to explore or topics you wish to research.

87. Things that calm you

List sensory or emotional comforts that bring peace in tough moments.

88. Monthly favorites

Create a habit of logging what you loved each month—products, people, ideas.

89. What’s in your bag

Do a snapshot of your essentials—practical and quirky!

90. Letters to your future self

Write messages you’ll one day be glad to read again.

91. Things you want to learn

List new skills or hobbies you’re eager to explore.

92. Your enneagram or personality test results

Paste or summarize your results with thoughts on how they resonate.

93. Affirmations for bad days

Curate empowering reminders for days when things feel heavy.

94. Journaling prompts

Gather questions and thoughts that help you write more deeply and consistently.

95. Holiday traditions

Record rituals that make each season special for you.

96. Favorite quotes about seasons

Note reflections about winter wonder, autumn coziness, or spring’s bloom.

97. Things you’ve unlearned

Track ideas or beliefs you’ve outgrown and how you replaced them.

98. Things that inspire you

List concepts, visuals, or stories that ignite your imagination.

99. Random thoughts

Leave space for spontaneous musings that don’t fit a theme but deserve a place.

100. What you’re grateful for in this season

Close with a snapshot of your present, honoring all the good in your current chapter.

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Whether your commonplace book is tucked in a notebook, typed in a doc, or doodled across pages with washi tape and stickers, it’s yours—and that’s what makes it magical. Use it to reflect, to remember, and most importantly, to reconnect with yourself. Happy journaling!

Kisses, Juhh!

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