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Have you ever wished that there was more joy in your life? What if we told you that creating more joy--and changing your life for the better--is as simple as changing the way you tell your stories? Studies actually show that whether we're telling little stories about our days or big stories about incredible...

Managing our mental health is important. Whether you have been diagnosed with a mental health issue or not, there are all kinds of reasons why a person might struggle a little. Grief. Chronic illness or other disability. Marital discord or relationship issues. Financial hardship. Mental illness. Quarantine. If your mental health could use a...

If you've heard of bullet journals before, you may have written them off as confusing or too complex. They DO require some planning to set up, but because they are highly customizable, they tend to work better than pre-printed planners.  Ryder Carroll developed the Bullet Journal®  concept, honing it for over 20 years for his own...

Have you been looking for a way to get your kids interested in journaling? The most important thing is to keep it fun. Let them pick a cute notebook that they love, give them supplies that are a joy to use, and let them go to town documenting their own stories in their own...

College life can be overwhelming, and never more so during periods of change. Turning a writing journal into a personalized planner, using the Bullet Journal® (Bujo) method, can help you keep a handle on things. Bujos can help you juggle both your academic requirements AND those pesky adulting things that we all need to...

How is your current journal working for you? We're more apt to pull out our notebooks when we enjoy working in them. Choosing a blank notebook that's well suited to the kind of journaling you do is key. Think about things like:  What do you do in your journal? What kind of paper is...

Have you ever dreamed about being a better writer? It's actually surprisingly easy to improve your writing skills. All you need to do is pull out a blank notebook and start writing. If you practice “freewriting” (a stream-of-consciousness style, with no editing), you'll find your voice, expand your vocabulary, increase your fluency, consistently overcome...