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Work better, live more mindfully

LEUCHTTURM1917 presents – the New Work Journal

12 weeks. 12 insights. A daily focus.

For everyone who not only wants to think differently, but also to work differently. The world of work is changing rapidly, presenting many people with new challenges.

The central message of the New Work Journal is this: good work begins with mindful self-management. Those who reflect on themselves, establish clear structures and work together trustingly as a team not only increase their own productivity but also their well-being, thereby contributing to a better society.

The new New Work Journal, developed by LEUCHTURM1917 in collaboration with New Work experts Dr Michael Trautmann and Swantje Allmers, is a daily companion for reflection and planning. It helps you to consciously structure your working day, develop routines and gain clarity and focus in the long term.

The New Work Journal is available in the Composition (B5) format with a hardback cover in the colours Indigo and Sunflower.

These ideas are complemented by structured reflection and planning pages, which help you to consistently pursue your goals and visualise your progress.

The central message of the New Work Journal is this: good work begins with conscious self-management. Those who reflect on themselves, establish clear structures and work together trustingly as a team not only increase their own productivity but also their well-being, thereby contributing to a better society.

LEUCHTTURM1917 is convinced that writing by hand is thinking on paper. By recording your thoughts, you create clarity and make ideas tangible. Words give rise to structures, structures become plans, and plans develop into concrete projects.

Through the New Work Journal, the brand is applying this belief to the modern world of work. It combines the power of reflection with the challenges of everyday working life and gives users the opportunity to shape themselves and their work more consciously. Personal development thus becomes not just an abstract goal, but a tangible, motivating process that can be experienced day by day.

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