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(Latin-derived)  Blessing Grace Favor

From a young age, journaling has been an integral part of my life. Starting with documenting daily experiences in primary school, it evolved into tracking finances, creating to-do lists in cute notebooks, and capturing dreams and questions in journals of various sizes and colors. Over a decade of this beautiful journey, the practice of gratitude writing has profoundly impacted my life, opening my heart to love, insight, and a richer existence beyond imagination.

As a busy mom, wife, and business owner, I understand the challenges of an imbalanced, hectic, and overwhelming life. Journaling has been a foundational pillar in overcoming these obstacles and driving positive changes. It has empowered me to let go of limiting beliefs, embark on entrepreneurship, prioritize quality family time, and focus on my well-being.

Depending on my current endeavors, I utilize around five journals and notebooks, each serving a specific purpose. While you may not require as many😉, I encourage you to keep a few handy. While smartphones and tablets offer alternative options for note-taking and task management, there's something truly magical about putting pen or pencil to paper. It captivates my mind, helps me focus on my desires, and brings me into the present moment. Immersed in the chamber of my private thoughts, accompanied by the sweet scent of a candle, soothing music, and the aroma of my favorite tea, I find solace in the act of writing.

However you choose to use your journals, notebooks, and planners, whether for doodling, reflection, goal setting, or daily planning, I salute you for embracing them. There are no strict guidelines—let your imagination and energy guide you. Witness the transformation as your mental health improves, stress decreases, and your capacity for happiness, creativity, laughter, and love expands.

Here is my invitation to you: whether you're a newcomer or a seasoned journaler, put your thoughts onto paper. Embrace this process, and you will be rewarded abundantly, just as I have been.

Write on with gratia...

Rachelle