1 Minute Habit · #157
1 Minute Habit for June 6
Write one sentence about your current emotional state
Why This Habit Helps
When you name a feeling, you tame it—it becomes something you can hold, not something that holds you.
This tiny act builds emotional awareness and gives your feelings a safe place to land.
What You’ll Do in 1 Minute
- Improves emotional regulation and self-understanding.
- Helps prevent emotional build-up by acknowledging what’s there.
- Less intimidating than long-form journaling.
- Takes less than 60 seconds but leaves a lasting effect.
- Over time, becomes a powerful habit for inner clarity.
Quick Overview
You don’t have to write a novel to reflect—one sentence is enough to shift your day.
This is journaling for people who don’t journal. Think of it as a quick emotional snapshot.
What the Research Says
How to Get Started
- Use a sticky note, notes app, or even voice-to-text.
- Try the format: 'Right now, I feel ____ because ____.'
- Revisit past entries to notice emotional trends or triggers.
How to Adapt This Habit
If you’re a busy professional
Jot your sentence in your planner while reviewing your to-do list.
If you’re a parent
Model this aloud for your kids—'Mom feels tired but proud today.'
If you’re a student or learner
Write your feeling before starting homework—it sets the tone.
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I wrote, 'I feel scattered but hopeful.' It made me pause and realize that even though today’s chaotic, I still have optimism underneath. That felt powerful.
— Leila
