Study Finds 82% Of Journals Abandoned After Three Entries

A leaked study from the Institute of Stationery Dreams shows that most journals, purchased with intentions of daily mindfulness, are abandoned after a handful of entries. In Boston, one man admitted his leather-bound notebook contains only �Day One: Feeling Inspired� and a grocery list. Researchers label this �pen shame,� where blank pages multiply guilt faster than self-reflection. Stationery brands profit from the illusion of productivity while the books themselves gather dust. The study concludes that for many, journaling is less about writing life stories and more about stockpiling empty paper. -- Bohiney Magazne bohiney.com