FREE with every Stationary Card Set. Every stationery card pack comes with a free Writing Prompt to inspire and guide your writing. Be sure to add this FREE product to your cart in the quantity corresponding to the number of stationary card sets your purchase. (i.e. 3 stationary card sets = 3 writing prompts of your choice, 1 card set = 1writing prompt, etc.)
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The Writing Prompts serve as both an instructional piece and a charge. The Writing Prompts not only help you capture the moment by speaking specifically to someone but also empower you to change the future by making the ordinary extraordinary!
Writing Prompt categories offered with Stationery sets include:
- Annual Holidays – These prompts were designed to highlight a few traditional holidays and give you some specific thoughts to consider before you write your card to someone. Examples include: Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Anniversary, and Birthday Cards. (Our charge is for you to begin creating your own and adding to your list!)
- Life-Markers – These prompts were designed for parental figures (grandparents, relatives, and mentors included) to capture life-shaping moments that typically leave a mark on individuals as they experience them. Examples include: First Day of School, Funeral of Significance, Getting Your Driver’s License, and Moving Out. Our charge is for you to use these prompts to get started and create your own along the way.
- Meaningful Moments – These prompts were designed for someone desiring to use their influence and leadership to help shape others by turning an ordinary opportunity into a meaningful moment. Certainly, anyone in a leadership role in any context would benefit from this set, but these prompts can be adopted and adapted by anyone desiring to leave the world in a better place than they found it. Examples include: Gratitude, Forgiveness, Charge to Overcome, and Encouragement. Our charge is for you to use these prompts to get started and create your own along the way.
