Reiwrite

For as long as I can remember, journaling has been my safe space, the one place where I could be completely honest about who I was and who I wanted to become.

But after years of filling notebook after notebook, I realised something important:
most of us only journal when life feels heavy.
We write when we’re heartbroken, overwhelmed, confused, or hurting. Our journals become a collection of endings, not beginnings, a catalogue of low moments that we eventually hide in a drawer because the pages feel too cringey or too sad to revisit.

And one day, I realised… that’s a flaw in the system.

Journaling should be a tool for growth, not just a container for pain.
It should help us see who we’re becoming, not just who we were at our worst.

So I wanted to change that.

I wanted people, including myself, to have a record of their evolution, not just their heartbreaks. A place to return to and think, wow, look how far I’ve come, instead of I can’t believe I wrote that.

And that’s how The Journal of Expectations was born.

This journal is designed around one of the biggest forces shaping your story: the people in your life.
Because reiwriting your narrative always starts with one question:

Who do you surround yourself with?

Do the people around you support the version of you that you’re trying to become?
Or do they keep you small, stuck, or doubting your own potential?