A simple but essential journal to help you be intentional with your time, using it to learn and grow—to ground yourself and start your day with purpose and gratitude. We can honor the gift of each day by using it well, and we use it well by being intentional with our time. This simple, beautifully illustrated journal offers a quick way to facilitate an intentional day. It’s structured with four simple questions in squares, in four categories: your relationships and how to make the most of them; concepts, ideas, or activities you want to explore or thoughts about steps you might take to improve a situation; accomplishments large and small you’d like to achieve that day; and finding happiness in your life today. Weekends are covered in reflective pages where you can look back and ahead, and inspiring quotes from famous writers, thinkers, leaders, and entertainers are scattered throughout.

The pages of The Confession Album contain 100 questions. Your part is collecting the answers - whether from a loved one, or yourself - in the course of an evening, or over a lifetime. If you're answering for yourself, The Confession Album offers an opportunity to gain and share the solace of self-expression; a way to relay knowledge or impart wisdom; store a little data about what matters in the old-fashioned way, by putting pen to paper. If you're collecting someone else's answers - whether together in person or by inviting them to respond alone and share with you later - The Confession Album is above all an opportunity to bond. To lend your ears and give your love. The Confession Album might be used to mark a birthday or anniversary. As an activity to anchor a family trip or weekend with friends. At the very least, it beats a Greeting Card or social media quiz. At best, it creates a small but thoughtful legacy - recording thought, and hard-won wisdom, to advise and inspire. For Aspiring Writers, The Confession Album removes one more barrier to putting pen to paper. The Confession Album is designed to encourage you to make a start, to help writers find and refine their voice on the page.