I have recently bought a Mind Journal and am finding it essential to working out where I am and where I want to be. It has helped me so much to gain clarity and insights into situations that I didn’t realise before. I love the size of the book, the flexible cover, paper quality - it’s just right for a journal. Thanks very much for your vision and determination to see this through even though it was borne out of adversity.

I've always been a bit sceptical about journals and the whole self-help movement, but the MindJournal is very different. The structure and format are excellent, and the questions are really encouraging me to reflect in a deep way that is also translating into actions and a new, more positive mindset. I'm at a point in my life where I want to make some important changes and MindJournal is very much at the centre of my process of figuring out who I am and what I want next.

I've been loving the whole experience so far. Noting down my thoughts and feelings has helped me big time in achieving a more positive outlook. I've also been able to achieve a lot more balance in my life since starting the journal. I'm a huge fan! Wouldn't hesitate buying another when I've finished this one.

Excellent journal. As a student of “Mindful” thinking & Emotional Intelligence, this is a great resource to support that model

I’m not usually the type of person who buys a journal because as most men think, “how will that help me become a better person?” But then I needed a change in my life and I’d thought I’d start small like journaling at least once a week just to try it out. When my mind journal came in I started once a week and then I started doing it twice a week, then three times. Then before I know it I’m journaling almost every morning at 5AM because it’s given me incentive to want to achieve more. This may be a small step in my life but it’s probably one of the biggest changes I’ve ever made simply because of the questions it asks, how you can reflect and better yourself and making you really think about who you would like to be. I strongly encourage anyone to buy a mind journal and you’d be surprised at what your brain puts down on paper and how you can grow from just taking 20 minutes out of your day to write down questions that really make you challenge yourself as a man and an individual.