Q&A a Day: 5-Year Journal by Potter Style
“The Q&A a Day: 5-Year Journal is an incredibly motivating time capsule of secret identities, fears, thoughts and quirks, we secretly wished others asked us about.”
We will confess, owning a journal is a deeply personal experience for many of us, including yours truly. Forgive us for the excess sentimentality, but acquiring multiple journals has become an obsessive aggregation spanning from childhood. We have owned it all: expensive Italian leather bound journals, papyrus diaries, flimsy, cardboard-like notebooks, and this by far is our favorite in our collection.
Usually we begin by chronicling our experiences daily, then slowly transition to weekly recording, and then we abruptly stop writing for months. There is no doubt that commitment and time become a vital quality to maintain a diary, which is why most of us keep them stored in the back of a drawer. This is exactly what Q&A a Day: 5-Year Journal eliminates. Time, commitment, or confessional embarrassments become obsolete.
Let us explain. It is a 5 year diary, with a set of 5 groups for five different years containing 4 lines, beginning with “20__” (this is where you would fill out the year.) Each page has an allocated question ranging from random, quirky, insightful, sweet, or nostalgic topics. Some of our favorite questions are:
What’s your favorite word (right now)?
Write down a problem you solved today.
If you could travel anywhere tomorrow, where would you go?
On a scale of one to ten, how happy are you?
If you were a literary character, who would you be?
How could today have been better?
Is there anything missing in your life?
What about today, would you like to remember?
To complement the tender anecdotes of the day, its packaging supplements the unique value of retrospection and time. It resembles an ornate, vintage diary decorated with a beautiful Victorian border and bold, elegant typeface on the cover. As the most personal book we have ever written in, The Q&A a Day: 5-Year Journal is an incredibly motivating time capsule of secret identities, fears, thoughts and quirks, we secretly wished others asked us about. We are extremely excited to return to our old answers for the next five years and examine our journey. We recommend this journal for the sentimental, writers, and anybody who is struggling with a difficult phase in their life.
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