Look closely
Begin with the details that are easy to pass without noticing.
A little room in the margin.
A little room in the margin.
An independent place for useful curiosity and considered writing.
Read the journal
Not every useful thing needs to be urgent.
Margin begins with an interest in what can be missed when everything needs to be immediate. The ordinary can become more interesting when it is given a little time.
The journal brings observations, guides and different perspectives into one place. It aims to be clear, thoughtful and worth returning to.
A little more attention.
Ask useful questions
Leave room for curiosity, context and more than one point of view.
Give ideas space
Make time for a thought to develop before deciding what it means.
The way we work.
- 01
Notice
Start with an observation, a useful question or a small point of curiosity.
- 02
Explore
Read, look and listen widely enough to give the idea some context.
- 03
Share
Make the thought clear enough for another person to take it somewhere new.