Fleck (noun):
A small patch of light, a pause, a place to reflect.
Better questions for when your head is full and you can't hear yourself think.
Journal prompts for when you're ready to change something
Why Fleck exists
The blank page is the problem. You sit down with good intentions and nothing comes. So you close the notebook, open your phone, and the moment's gone.
Fleck fixes that with fifty prompts across five themes. Pick one, answer it, see what comes up. That's it.
A bit about me
I'm Anna. I spent a decade working at Urban List recommending the best of the best to people. Then I had my second baby and completely lost track of what I even liked.
She didn't sleep. Like, at all. Life became a blur I couldn't see through and the things that used to make me feel like myself just stopped happening. I started journaling out of desperation and, turns out, it worked.
Fleck is what came from that. The idea that a few good questions, asked honestly, can start to change things.
Small and made with heart
Fleck started at my kitchen table in Fremantle in between nappy changes, feeds and the kind of chaos only two young kids can create.
I write every post, pack every order, and answer every email myself. Small on purpose.
Who is Fleck for?
Fleck is for anyone who's been on autopilot long enough to forget what they actually want. The ones who want to be more present but have a hundred tabs open in their minds (and on their phones).
New mums, career changers, people somewhere in the middle of a big transition, or when you're just not sure which way to go.
If you've got five minutes, Fleck is for you.