Inspiration Journal

The funny thing about inspiration is that it comes and goes when you least expect it. It's often fleeting and seldom remembered. Sometimes we try to document it on scraps of parchment, the back of flyers or even on our hands. This is usually a futile attempt to conserve ideas, thoughts and emotions which may lead to the production of something special.

Keeping an inspiration journal will minimise the hassle of losing scraps of paper or even the trouble of finding tools to document these sources. All it takes is a modest investment into a notebook, whether it be functional size or even pocket size for those on the go.

A slimline quill or muggle pen variety will increase the efficiency in taking notes, just make sure you always have it handy by attaching it to your inspiration journal.

Things you might like to record include images, photographs, letters, articles, drawings, sketches, slim objects such as leaves or pressed flowers, feathers or anything else you may wish to preserve. Song lyrics, quotes, receipts, brainstorms, contacts, descriptions or more. The possibilities are endless, and it's all entirely your choice.

By managing your thoughts and inspiring resources, you'll be able to use this pool of positivity to inspire or inform your work, projects or goals.