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Settling Into Autumn: 10 Little Things to Notice This Season
As summer begins to fade, autumn arrives through small changes: cooler mornings, changing leaves, softer light and the return of familiar routines. Discover 10 simple ways to slow down, notice the season around you and make space for reflection, journaling and the little moments that make autumn feel special.
5 Ways to Use ‘Morning Notes’ Wherever You Are
Before the emails and errands begin, there's a small window of quiet that's perfect for morning notes. Whether you're at your kitchen table, in a café or away on holiday, all you need is your journal and a few minutes. Here are five simple ways to use it, wherever the morning finds you.
Sunday Night Planning: Get Ready for School, Work and the Week Ahead
Sunday Night Planning: Get Ready for School, Work and the Week Ahead.
Take 20 minutes on Sunday evening to get everything out of your head and onto the page. From school activities and work commitments to meals, to-do lists and a little time for yourself, discover how a simple Sunday planning routine can help you start Monday feeling organised, prepared and ready for the week ahead.
Starting With a Blank Page: 15 Ways to Prepare for the New School Year
A New School Year. A Fresh Page.
September is a chance to start again. Whether you're a teacher or a student, a blank journal can be the perfect place to gather your thoughts, set intentions, capture ideas and prepare for the year ahead.
Discover 15 simple ways to use a journal to make the most of a new school year, and download our free New School Year Guide to keep at the front of your journal.
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You Don't Need a Café to Journal... Just a Moment Worth Remembering
Your journal isn't just for cosy cafés and rainy afternoons. From airport lounges and mountain viewpoints to museum benches and bustling markets, discover the unexpected places where a journal can transform an ordinary moment into a lasting memory. Sometimes the best pages are written exactly where you least expect them.