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Describe how you're feeling, and we'll help identify your emotional weather:
Tracking Tips & Best Practices
Be Consistent
Track your emotional weather at the same times each day to establish a routine and identify patterns.
Be Specific
Include details about what influenced your emotional weather - events, thoughts, or physical sensations.
Be Honest
There's no "right" or "wrong" weather - your emotions are valid just as they are.
Notice Patterns
Look for connections between your activities, environment, and emotional weather changes.
Daily Weather Practices
🌅 Morning Check-in
Start your day with a 5-minute weather reading. Note your emotional forecast and any factors that might influence it.
📔 Weather Journal
Document your emotional weather changes throughout the day, including any patterns or triggers you notice.
🌙 Evening Reflection
Review your day's emotional weather pattern and plan for tomorrow's forecast.
Example Journal Entries
☀️ Sunny with Light Breeze
"Starting the week with a clear mind after a restful weekend. The morning meditation helped set a positive tone. Feeling optimistic about the upcoming project deadlines."
🌥️ Partially Cloudy
"Mixed feelings about the team meeting. Some uncertainty about new responsibilities, but also excited about growth opportunities. Taking deep breaths and reminding myself that clouds often bring necessary change."
🌧️ Gentle Rain
"Processing some disappointment about the cancelled plans. Allowing myself to feel the sadness while remembering that rain helps things grow. Planning a cozy evening of self-care."
Advanced Weather Patterns
Additional Resources
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