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A tool for feeling more positive emotions.
 

Why?

Positive emotions like happiness and joy, make us feel good and build our resilience. We become more open and curious — and this makes us more likely to be productive, creative and innovative.

Experiencing positive emotions creates a loop — when we notice the positive, we feel good, and when we feel good, we notice the positive. 

Curated by psychologists, this Gratitude Journal increases happiness and reduces stress. But this tool is different to what you’re probably familiar with …

• It’s got five (not just one) practices to try
• It’s not dated like a calendar, so you don’t need to start in January
• It’s not something you need to do every day
• It doesn’t instruct you to do the same activity over and over again
• It includes reflection questions so you can think deeply about the practice(s) that works best for you

WHEN TO USE IT
If you’re someone who tends to feel stressed, or rehashes and ruminates on the negative stuff, you’ll likely benefit from practising gratitude. 

Gratitude is not something you do once — it’s something you need to do consistently to realise the benefits. The research suggests you don’t need to practice every day, so find a rhythm that works for you — and allow it to become part of your lifestyle.

To do this, you might consider keeping the journal:

• By your bed to use at the start or the end of the day
• On your desk for when you’ve got a break between meetings
• In the car for when you’ve got some time to yourself after drop-offs
• In your work bag to use during your commute 

IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS
It’s made for people who are open and curious. It requires introspection and self-reflection, so be sure to give it the energy and attention it deserves.

Although it was curated by psychologists it is not intended to be a therapeutic tool or intervention, or to replace the advice of your health professional(s). 

FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS

• Matte laminated hardcover with feature gold foiling
• 164 pages, including:
  • The 101 of gratitude, its benefits and techniques
  • Five activities for you to try, multiple times
  • Opportunity to record over 81 instances of gratitude practice
  • Accompanying reflection questions to make sure you get the most out of each activity
  • 10 blank pages for additional notes and thoughts
• Dimensions: 21cm (L) x 15cm (W) x 1.5 (H) 
• Weight: 346g

A tool for identifying your strengths.
 

Why?

Using our strengths increases job satisfaction, confidence, and resilience, and improves work performance. It also creates moments of flow — that feeling of being totally absorbed and immersed in something.

Curated by psychologists, it has the 24 strengths from VIA’s (Institute on Character) psychometrically validated personality test (… so it’s credible and rigorous). Strengths include things like, Forgiveness and Social Intelligence. 

It also gives you two hands-on ways to learn more about your strengths from the people around you, and reflection questions to help you make sense of and get the most out of the experience.

WHEN TO USE IT

If you want work-life to be more energising, engaging and fulfilling. You might use it to:

• (Re)design your job 
• Reflect on your current role
• Set performance goals 
• Prepare for a job interview 
• Identify what unique skills you bring to a team  
• Understand how to manage your energy 
• Consider the next step(s) in your career 
   

If you’re a Leader, this tool will help you do all these things with the people in your team. It’ll be handy for your one-to-ones, performance reviews and team days.

IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS

It’s made for people who are open and curious. It requires introspection and self-reflection, so be sure to give it the energy and attention it deserves.

Although it was curated by psychologists, it is not intended to be a therapeutic tool or intervention, or to replace the advice of your health professional(s).

FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS

• 24 x strength cards, plus reflection questions
• 2 x bonus activities (two hands-on ways to learn more about your strengths from the people around you)
• Size: 9.5cm (L) x 7.5cm (W) x 3.1cm (D)
• Paper: 300gsm
• Weight: 147g (includes cards and box)

Stress and burnout don’t just affect how you perform. They affect how you relate - to others and to yourself.

One of the most powerful, research-backed ways to manage stress and protect against burnout is the quality of your relationships.

Strong, supportive relationships are critical for wellbeing. They buffer stress, increase emotional resilience, and help you recover faster when work gets demanding.

This tool is designed to help you invest in your (personal) relationships—intentionally, meaningfully, and without awkward small talk.

Because the psychological research is clear:

• High-quality relationships reduce the impact of chronic work stress

• Social connection supports emotional regulation and mental health

• Feeling known, supported, and understood increases resilience over time

When pressure is high, relationships are often the first thing to suffer—yet they’re the very thing that helps us cope.

This product helps you strengthen the relationships that support you through stress and burnout, not just when things are easy.

Curated by psychologists, this tool includes 112 thoughtfully designed questions that facilitate:

• Disclosure

• Reciprocity

• Trust

• Emotional closeness

These aren’t surface-level, chit-chat questions. They’re complex, reflective, and (mostly) serious—the kind of questions that deepen understanding and connection, such as:

“How would other people describe you?”

“What’s one thing you would change about the way you were raised?”