Guides to starting and sticking with a journaling habit, drawing on habit-formation research and the case for anonymous, metric-free writing. The issues also promote Poplar, an anonymous social diary app, as the tool behind the advice.
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A personal newsletter mixing book reviews, cultural essays on the Asian diaspora and family history, and reflections on journaling and intentional living. Readers get first-person writing on identity, faith, and slowing down.
A personal letter-style newsletter of essayistic reflections on daily life, seasons, writing habits, notebooks and reading, mixed with small notes like photo captions and found-object asides. Readers get a intimate, diary-like voice that feels like correspondence with a friend.
A weekly journaling newsletter that uses short reflective essays to show readers how word choice shapes thinking, from softened language to judgmental self-talk. Each issue pairs a practical prompt with a personal example, aimed at people who keep a journal.
A personal newsletter from the author of the Draw Your Day books, sharing sketchbook pages, travel memories and encouragement to draw daily life. Issues mix reflective storytelling with creative inspiration and book recommendations.
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