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With two hundred crisp, lined pages and unique gold foil stickers, ‘note to self’ is a complete wellness journal, designed for both your free, spontaneous writing, while also offering guided, thoughtful gratitude journal and self-care prompts to inspire you to reflect on and document your life, fill with memories, and practice daily mindfulness.

There are three pages of luxurious gold foil sticker prompts to choose from:

  • Past e.g.  My earliest memory is, An experience I have grown from is,
  • Present e.g. How I am looking after myself, An ability I am most grateful for is, 
  • Future e.g. Something I am doing for my future self is, One of my ultimate goals is.

Practice gratitude, self-care and mindfulness with this beautiful new self-care journal, designed with flexibility and open-ended reflection in mind.

  • Two hundred lined, chlorine-free pages with space for date
  • Three satin ribbon markers (ideal for a past, present and future journal practice)
  • 112 luxurious gold foil journal prompt stickers
  • Covered in linen in ‘ivory’ colour, with gold-foil printing on cover and spine
  • Watercolour illustrated end pages
  • A5 (210 x 142 mm)

The science-backed benefits of using a gratitude journal are innumerable, both mentally and physically:

“When we practice gratitude, we have to pause and capture it; for instance, write it down, take a photo of it, share it with someone. At that moment, the brain releases serotonin and dopamine. The benefits of gratitude journaling include experiencing happiness, providing time for reflection, and distracting the person from pain. Sleep improves, and anxiety reduces.

Some psychologists believe that our brain is conditioned to notice the negative more than the positive. Our negativity bias is frequently mentioned in studies of human motivation, judgment, and decision-making. Positive feelings of gratitude, which get triggered when we write about the things we are thankful for, can also improve our motivation.”

Self-Care & Gratitude Journal

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  • Practice gratitude, self-care and mindfulness with this beautiful new self-care journal
  • Includes self-care prompts to inspire your writing
  • Two hundred crisp, lined pages and unique gold foil stickers
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With two hundred crisp, lined pages and unique gold foil stickers, ‘note to self’ is a complete wellness journal, designed for both your free, spontaneous writing, while also offering guided, thoughtful gratitude journal and self-care prompts to inspire you to reflect on and document your life, fill with memories, and practice daily mindfulness.

There are three pages of luxurious gold foil sticker prompts to choose from:

  • Past e.g.  My earliest memory is, An experience I have grown from is,
  • Present e.g. How I am looking after myself, An ability I am most grateful for is, 
  • Future e.g. Something I am doing for my future self is, One of my ultimate goals is.

Practice gratitude, self-care and mindfulness with this beautiful new self-care journal, designed with flexibility and open-ended reflection in mind.

  • Two hundred lined, chlorine-free pages with space for date
  • Three satin ribbon markers (ideal for a past, present and future journal practice)
  • 112 luxurious gold foil journal prompt stickers
  • Covered in linen in ‘ivory’ colour, with gold-foil printing on cover and spine
  • Watercolour illustrated end pages
  • A5 (210 x 142 mm)

The science-backed benefits of using a gratitude journal are innumerable, both mentally and physically:

“When we practice gratitude, we have to pause and capture it; for instance, write it down, take a photo of it, share it with someone. At that moment, the brain releases serotonin and dopamine. The benefits of gratitude journaling include experiencing happiness, providing time for reflection, and distracting the person from pain. Sleep improves, and anxiety reduces.

Some psychologists believe that our brain is conditioned to notice the negative more than the positive. Our negativity bias is frequently mentioned in studies of human motivation, judgment, and decision-making. Positive feelings of gratitude, which get triggered when we write about the things we are thankful for, can also improve our motivation.”