Burn After Writing Jones PhD, Sharon Paperback – Big Book, 4 August 2015

Recommend it!

The product was very nice, it was very good quality and had no errors at all. even came early!

I recommend not to burn the papers just cut them or shred or use water

i recommend this book for people 18+,if you’re under 18 just go buy the teen version.overall i like this book but the questions are normal

If you’re looking for a shadow work book this is not it. This is a fun alternative that just lets you say things you haven’t said before, doesn’t dig that deep

Book came in good quality, nicely wrapped up. it has a variety of things you can spill your thoughts about and confess. Just make sure you're aware that the matches don't come with the book! you have to get the yourself, seperately

the questions are not that interesting

Bought for my daughter she liked it

tmb súper deprimida, pero tenía una parte de contestar cosas con amigos y me la pasé chido👍🏻

I absolutely love the Burn After Writing book, especially in the pink cover! The plain pink design is perfect because it gave me the chance to customize it and make it my own. The prompts inside are deep and thought-provoking, encouraging self-reflection in a way that feels personal and private. It’s like having a safe space to explore my thoughts without any judgment. This book has quickly become one of my favorite tools for journaling and introspection. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to dive deeper into self-discovery!

Burn After Writing by Sharon Jones is a unique and introspective journal that invites you to dig deep into your thoughts, memories, and emotions. It’s more than just a journal; it’s a personal journey of self-discovery, designed to help you reflect on your life and, ultimately, let go of what no longer serves you.What I Appreciated: • Thought-Provoking Prompts: The journal is filled with prompts that really make you think. Some are light and fun, while others are more challenging, pushing you to confront aspects of your life that you might not have thought about in a long time—or ever. It’s a great way to explore your inner self without the pressure of sharing your thoughts with anyone. • Privacy Encouraged: The idea behind Burn After Writing is that you’re writing just for yourself, with the freedom to be completely honest. The title itself suggests that once you’re done, you might choose to destroy the journal, which adds a sense of liberation to the process. • Simple and Effective Layout: The design is straightforward, with plenty of space for you to write. There’s a minimalist approach to the layout, which keeps the focus on your thoughts and responses rather than distracting visuals or overcomplicated formatting. • Emotional Catharsis: For those who are ready to confront and release their emotions, this journal can be incredibly cathartic. It’s a safe space to pour out your heart and leave behind anything that’s been weighing you down.A Few Considerations: • Depth Varies: Some prompts may feel superficial or repetitive, especially if you’ve done similar journaling exercises before. However, this also means that the journal is accessible to a wide range of users, from those new to self-reflection to more experienced journalers. • Not for Everyone: If you’re not comfortable with deep introspection or prefer guided, structured journaling, this might not be the best fit for you. The journal requires a willingness to be vulnerable, which isn’t always easy. • Burning It: The concept of burning the journal after completing it can be both appealing and daunting. It’s a symbolic act of letting go, but some might find it hard to actually destroy something they’ve spent time and effort on.

Great way to destress by writing down innermost confidential thoughts

ganz nett aber das war’s auch schon