Welcome to the Story Pieces blog! Inspired by memories of sitting on the beach telling stories around a fire, this is a space where we explore our thoughts on story, provide you with useful tips and tricks for living and recording your best life, and invite you to share your adventures, thoughts, and life experiments with us and our readers.
You don’t really need much to create a Flourish Journal but sometimes it’s fun to invest in a few supplies that can add colour and personality to your entries. Here is a list of some of my favourite supplies.
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Following meaningful pursuits makes us happy but often we are not clear on the activities that are meaningful to us. Create a personalised list of meaning-making opportunities in your Flourish Journal to incorporate into your life.
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You can write yourself happy using the top 10 positive emotions in your Flourish Journal. By writing on these emotions, you become more mindful of the positive moments in your life and feel inspired to create more of these.
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Positive journaling helps you to flourish. Find out how creating a Flourish Journal can help you create a happier life by building positivity, generating meaning, and exploring relationships.
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Do you write about life's difficulties but forget to explore what is going right? When I looked over my old journals, I realised that I did just that. So, I have been on a mission to develop a Flourish Journal to document my happiness journey.
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True love doesn’t complete us; it helps us to become more fully ourselves. What we can learn from The Missing Piece Meets the Big O.
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As a child I read Dr Seuss books and they always made me smile. Now I can appreciate the wisdom in some of his words. Here we explore Dr Seuss quotes that can inspire happiness.
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Have you ever witnessed someone elses success and felt envious? Envy is the flip side of inspiration and occurs when we approach human excellence with negativity. Learn 6 tips for turning envy into inspiration.
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Writing your personal story can be as simple and fun as finding six words to describe your life to date. "I always coloured inside the lines" is a six word memoir. So is "It felt like love. But wasn't."
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