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Journaling is a wonderful tool to help you gain insight into your brain.
Taking the time to write things down doesn’t only clear the mind, it also invites us to stand still and check-in with whatever is going on inside. These 52 cards were designed to help you do just that.
Journaling is a wonderful tool to help you gain insight into your brain.
Taking the time to write things down doesn’t only clear the mind, it also invites us to stand still and check-in with whatever is going on inside. These 52 cards were designed to help you do just that.
Spring break looks fun on paper - and feels like chaos in real life. So forget the perfect schedule. Try three simple anchors: 3 minutes before the kids wake up, one non-negotiable pause at midday, and a 12-minute evening landing.
This isn’t about doing it perfectly. It’s about getting through the day more gently - and remembering that imperfect is still enough.
Blue Monday may have started as a PR stunt, but the January slump is real. In this article we skip the drama and focus on tiny rituals that make winter days softer: from a five-minute “sleep bridge” between your screen and pillow to a warm mug ritual and three-line journaling. Gentle, realistic ideas for busy professionals and parents who don’t want a big life overhaul - just a little more calm in the dark season.
The days between Christmas and New Year can feel like a blurry, exhausting limbo. This gentle guide shows you how to use that in-between time - and the first weeks of January - as a soft landing, with simple evening rituals, kinder reflection, and a realistic weekly rhythm that helps your body and mind arrive before the goals begin.