One Page at a Time: Introducing the 2027 Journal
After Jay died, I was lost. Slowly, a daily page helped me find my way. Here is what journalling has done for me, how ITFAB turns intention into action, and what is inside the 2027 Journal.
Category Journal
Posts about the Jay’s Dad Journal — the daily practice journal itself, how to use it, and what’s new.
You Don’t Get Over It. You Learn to Live With It.
Not long after Jay died, I was walking his dog up a big hill near home. On the way down, I was thinking about him. Talking to him, actually, which I’ve since learned is a natural and healthy thing to…
I Didn’t Know I Was Manifesting Until I Looked Back
Manifestation had a moment. A big one. It surged after The Secret, Rhonda Byrne’s book that turned the idea into a household word, and for a while it felt like everyone had a vision board. I had one too, if…
Leave Something Good in Every Day
Dolly Parton died this week. Eighty years old, and in sixty years of being one of the most famous people alive, I can’t think of a single bad word anyone’s ever had to say about her. That’s not nothing. Most…
Right Things, Not More Things
Working hard and moving forward aren’t the same thing. Being busy produces evidence. A full calendar. A long list with things ticked off it. Tiredness at the end of the day, which feels like proof you earned something. None of that actually tells you whether you moved closer to what you want. It just tells […]
You Were Never Actually Holding It
A guy went past me on a scooter yesterday while I was out on my walk. He nearly hit Jay’s dog, then nearly hit someone stepping out just in front of me. I shouted after him. I was properly angry.…