The Reset Guie

Every once in a while, it’s worth checking whether the life you’re living is still the one you meant to have.

The Reset Guide by Wilde House Paper gives you 52 pages to investigate. Divided into three chapters -- The Past, The Present, and The Future. It combines journaling prompts, creative exercises, short articles, and intention-setting worksheets designed to help you figure out what you want to keep, what might have run its course, and where you’d actually like to go from here. There are no promises that filling out a workbook will suddenly reveal the meaning of your existence, which is probably for the best. Instead, it gives you something considerably more useful:  good questions, some uninterrupted space to answer them, and enough structure to notice what keeps coming up.

Printed on recycled paper with a recycled-hemp ribbed cover and letterpress finish, it also happens to be a genuinely beautiful place to reconsider things. You don’t necessarily need a whole new life. You may just need to make sure you’re still choosing this one.

The Details

• Three chapters: The Past, The Present + The Future
• Reflective journaling prompts
• Intention-setting worksheets
• Inspirational articles
• Creative exercises
• Designed for self-guided reflection
• 52 pages
  
• Approx. 8.5" × 11.3"
  
• Printed on recycled paper
  
• Ribbed cover made from recycled hemp
  
• Letterpress finish
  
  

About the Brand:  Wilde House Paper

Wilde House Paper makes an unusually convincing case for thinking on actual paper. The women-owned stationery brand creates journals and paper goods designed to make reflection feel less like another item on the self-improvement checklist and more like something you might genuinely want to do. Sustainability is considered in the objects themselves, with recycled and mindfully sourced papers chosen alongside thoughtful typography, tactile materials, and restrained design. The idea is simple:  make a good place to put your thoughts and you might occasionally stop long enough to have some. Considering how rarely anything else in modern life encourages that, paper may still have a few advantages.