Life story journal

If you want to find out more about your family, download the life history questions and make time to interview your family members. Learn some fun facts.

Creating a video life story of your loved one is easier than you think with this simple process and questionnaire.

A memoir is about more than just telling your life story. In this post, you'll learn the 10 steps to write a memoir that grips your audience.

52 Journal Questions

Writing memoirs can be a powerful way to reflect on your personal journey. Add these memoir prompts to your Bullet Journal routine to track your whole life: Past, present, and future. Monthly Memoir Prompts: Unlock Your Past … Monthly Memoir Prompts: Unlock Your Past Through Journaling Read More »

Maybe your New Year’s resolution is to write your personal history to share with your family and leave for future generations. The task, however, can seem daunting. Where do you start? FamilySearch can help with its #52Stories project.

If you are really intent on getting your personal history done in depth, here's a cheat sheet for you! You can do it all in one fail swoop if you have hours on end, or do it in sections at a time. You can write your answers down, do an audio and/or visual recording, or use these as starting points for scrapbook pages, poems, songs, etc. You can also use these questions to interview an older loved-one before s/he passes. ***I put a lot of time and effort into this list. Please feel free to…