Flow Magazine, Issue 24

Flow is a Dutch magazine for paper lovers. Flow is all about positive psychology, crafting, mindfulness, and not being perfect. Flow helps readers to reflect in various ways on their busy yet happy lives. We do so by presenting attractive stories around the themes simplify your life, feel connected, live mindfully, and spoil yourself. Each issue is printed on a special assortment of paper and contains creative inserts, such as coloring in pictures, special notebooks, and handy calendars.

In this issue:

• What to do with a book? Hold on to it or pass it on to enlighten someone else’s life? Flow’s Astrid van der Hulst and journalist Anneke Bots reveal what they do.
• American illustrator and regular Flow contributor Jennifer Orkin Lewis shares a drawing via Instagram every day. And often, it’s a painted selfie.
• If today isn’t going so well for you, just keep in mind that things can get better. It’s not that hard to learn how to go easy on yourself.
• Taking away someone’s sadness for them: you wish you could, but you never can. So, what can you do? Journalist Mariska Jansen explores the essence of consolation.

Extra goodies: roll notes and ‘books to remember’ booklet.