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I made DailyStill for people who want a calmer daily rhythm without adding another complicated routine. It’s a printable 21-day journal with tiny, roughly three-minute reflections and mindfulness practices. I’d love feedback on which prompts feel most useful—and what would make the journal easier to use in real life.
“21 days of 3-min mindfulness — a calm PDF journal”
DailyStill was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 2 comments, earning #2 Product of the Day. A printable 21-day mindfulness micro-practice journal with gentle, three-minute prompts to help you slow down, reset, and build a calm daily habit.
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Kunfeng Xiao
I made DailyStill for people who want a calmer daily rhythm without adding another complicated routine. It’s a printable 21-day journal with tiny, roughly three-minute reflections and mindfulness practices. I’d love feedback on which prompts feel most useful—and what would make the journal easier to use in real life.