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Building a personal philosophy
If you’re ready to take ownership of the purpose and direction of your life, to put the work in to define your value and belief systems, to forge your life mission statement and to deeply understand your personal philosophy, then your journal is the perfect place to do that. In today’s post, I share 100…
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Journaling prompt: I’m going to be a dad
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Journaling prompt: Seeking otium
Rest should be more than simply not working. The Roman philosopher Cicero spoke of ‘otium‘, a kind of leisure devoted to reflection, study, art, and the cultivation of the soul. Aristotle saw it as a necessary condition for the good life. For the Stoics, it wasn’t laziness, it was liberty in its most meaningful form:…
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How to structure a personal journal for long-term self-improvement
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Using your journal to conduct a personal MOT – Conducting a life audit
Any car owner will be familiar with the concept of the MOT, the annual assessment of your car’s viability for being on the road. It’s an important test to ensure your car is running as it should, to identify any potential issues and get the necessary repairs made before things become irreparable. A personal MOT…





