Carrie Soto Is Back isn’t really about tennis.
It’s about identity, ambition, aging, and the complicated relationship we have with wanting more — especially when we’ve already lived a full life.
These journal prompts are an invitation to pause with those themes and reflect on how they’re showing up in your life — not to fix or prove anything, but to listen more honestly to what’s stirring beneath the surface.
This is a short collection of thoughtful journal prompts inspired by Carrie Soto Is Back, designed to help you explore-
how ambition has shaped your identity
what “success” has meant in different seasons of your life
where you may be holding yourself to outdated expectations
what it means to trust yourself now — not then
You can use these prompts slowly, revisit them over time, or return to them during moments of transition or self-questioning.
This reflection is especially resonant if-
you’re in midlife and re-examining old definitions of success
you’ve achieved things — but feel the pull to relate to ambition differently
you want to explore identity and self-trust without hustle language
you enjoy using stories and characters as mirrors for your own inner world
If you’re looking for motivation to push harder, this may not be the right fit.
If you’re ready to reflect more honestly, it may draw out threads and stories from your own life that you can start to see in a different way.
There’s no right way to use these prompts. You might journal all at once, sit with one question over several days, or return to them when a familiar inner tension resurfaces.
Think of this as a quiet companion — not an assignment.
Product Details-
Format: Printable PDF
Content: Empowering quotes and thought-provoking journal prompts
Audience: Women seeking personal growth, reinvention, and confidence
If this reflection resonates, you may also appreciate the Glow Check or Glow Map practices — gentle ways to explore self-trust and inner guidance beyond journaling.
Carrie Soto Is Back isn’t really about tennis.
It’s about identity, ambition, aging, and the complicated relationship we have with wanting more — especially when we’ve already lived a full life.
These journal prompts are an invitation to pause with those themes and reflect on how they’re showing up in your life — not to fix or prove anything, but to listen more honestly to what’s stirring beneath the surface.
This is a short collection of thoughtful journal prompts inspired by Carrie Soto Is Back, designed to help you explore-
how ambition has shaped your identity
what “success” has meant in different seasons of your life
where you may be holding yourself to outdated expectations
what it means to trust yourself now — not then
You can use these prompts slowly, revisit them over time, or return to them during moments of transition or self-questioning.
This reflection is especially resonant if-
you’re in midlife and re-examining old definitions of success
you’ve achieved things — but feel the pull to relate to ambition differently
you want to explore identity and self-trust without hustle language
you enjoy using stories and characters as mirrors for your own inner world
If you’re looking for motivation to push harder, this may not be the right fit.
If you’re ready to reflect more honestly, it may draw out threads and stories from your own life that you can start to see in a different way.
There’s no right way to use these prompts. You might journal all at once, sit with one question over several days, or return to them when a familiar inner tension resurfaces.
Think of this as a quiet companion — not an assignment.
Product Details-
Format: Printable PDF
Content: Empowering quotes and thought-provoking journal prompts
Audience: Women seeking personal growth, reinvention, and confidence
If this reflection resonates, you may also appreciate the Glow Check or Glow Map practices — gentle ways to explore self-trust and inner guidance beyond journaling.
