The Lamy 2000 was my first foray into more expensive fountain pens. I was hesitant, mostly because of the price. At the time, it was hard for me to justify spending over $100 for a pen. I now see that...
As an entrepreneur, I’m always looking for ways to improve my decision making. Of course, you don’t have to be an entrepreneur to recognize the importance of making good decisions. Bad decisions almost always cost us both time and money....
If you’re into bullet journalling or journaling in general, then we’re pretty sure you’ve come across habit trackers. If you’re still on the fence as far as starting your own is concerned, here are science-backed reasons that prove habit tracking can help...
If you’re into journaling, then you’ve undoubtedly seen art journals in the form of lovely, aesthetic spreads on Instagram and Pinterest, ones that look too good to be real. Starting one sounds like a great idea, but people who think...
Fountain pen reviews can be tricky because it’s difficult to communicate how a certain pen feels when writing. We can say a certain nib is dry or wet, but to what degree? It’s so subjective. What may be dry to...
For my very first fountain pen review, I thought it’d be fitting to start with my very first fountain pen. Like many folks my age, I wasn’t familiar with using fountain pens, so I took to the internet to research...
Despite living in the age of computers, smartphones, and tablets, a lot of people still choose to write the traditional way - that is, by hand using pen and paper. They find the process more personal, if not cathartic, something...
Have you ever started something with much enthusiasm - a fitness program or some other personal project perhaps - more than ready to make positive changes that will impact you and the rest of the world, only to find yourself...
In an ideal world - whether in school, at work, or just life in general - finishing tasks can be accomplished by simply listing them down, knowing which ones are due for the day, completing them all, and then ticking...
