Personal Development with Gray Miller
This is somewhat different than the usual post. On the surface, it’s basically extolling the power of journaling to make life a little better. But the “too long, didn’t read” version would be this: Teenagers especially can benefit from journaling. The creators of the NOSO Notebook (Not On SOcial media, get it?) have not only …
Every once in a while I take a break from philosophy to talk about something directly useful or enjoyable. This is both! I received no compensation for writing this review; it’s simply a labor of love. I have a thing for pockets. Always have. It’s probably dating back to watching the “Wild Wild West” shows …
It’s been a few weeks of working with the SELF Journal, and there have been some surprising results, so I thought I’d do a quick updated review. The Good The journal’s design is wonderful. It’s a real pleasure to hold, the cloth cover maintains integrity in spite of taking it on several trips, and the …
Oh, my, how I do love me some notebooks. It started way back in 2005, when I decided to take up journaling the old-fashioned way, writing Daily Pages every morning. At the time funds were very scarce, but I took advantage of a friend’s store discount and splurged on buying a Moleskine – “the notebook …
My Expereal Experience Last week I mentioned that I was going to be trying out one of the “mood monitor” apps out there – an attempt to figure out if I could increase my positivity ratio to the 3-to-1 ratio recommended. The app I chose was “Expereal“, chiefly because it was pretty – the watercolor …