Did you hydrate today? Have you moved? What are you currently inspired by?

To Wilde House Paper, staying organized should be a balancing act between efficiency and remembering to stop, breathe, and check in with yourself.

But rather than making mindfulness something to do– a box to check off in between answering e-mails and getting chickpeas from the store– Wilde House takes a mindful approach to efficiency as a whole.

They take routine, and turn it into a ritual, a fine line they’ve differentiated by explaining that “rather than trying to hold oftentimes draining routines, rituals instead bring new inspiration into daily life.”

Depending on what order you eventually end up reading these entries, you may or may not have already heard me talk about how more than any product, time is life’s greatest luxury. It’s not just the time we have, but the depth we give to it.

A planner is a specific type of journal, and the point is in the name: to plan. But what about the need to reflect about what has already been done, rather than what needs doing? Planning and reflecting, like day and night, are simply two sides of the same coin. What Wilde house does, essentially, is shine light on the dark side of the moon.