Is there anything better than a self-care gift? A present that makes you feel like you can slow down, turn inward, and take some time for yourself? Let’s face it—after the hustle and bustle of the holidays, we all need a little extra TLC.
Free Period Press 2020 Holiday Gift Guide
We’re here to solve your gift buying woes! After the year we’ve had, everyone on your list could probably use some self-care. As always, we’re offering free shipping on orders over $35. Woop!
On Encouraging Bad Ideas
I love every product that we make, but I’m often surprised by which do well and which do just so-so. After learning and internalizing this idea of focusing on output, I have stopped waiting for the perfect product idea and have instead focused on getting them out into the world and letting others decide if they’re any good or not. It’s been very freeing to take the pressure of “greatness” off of my shoulders and, instead, focusing on producing the best product I can.
New Progress Tracker: Track Daily Progress Towards Your Big Goals
Our new Progress Tracker poster is the most effective way to visibly track your progress toward goals and projects. It's an incredible tool to help you reach your goals, one day at a time.
How to Create a Personalized Self-Care Master Plan to Keep Yourself Grounded
What if you had a personalized set of operating instructions to keep yourself grounded and resilient through life’s ups and downs? We're sharing some of the prompts and free printable pages from our Self-Care Master Plan to help you get started.
Cleveland Metroparks Mini-Guide and Map!
We're a proud Cleveland-based company, but we've never released any Cleveland-specific products. Until now!
Free Period Press x Eccolo Collab
I’m so excited to announce a new line of products that we've launched in partnership with stationery pros Eccolo. We’ve been working with these fine folks for the past year and they are finally ready for you!
How to Collaborate With Friends On Creative Projects without Making Things Weird
We were so honored to make this mini-zine for Good Company Magazine's second issue. It’s called How to Collaborate with Friends on Creative Projects without Making Things Weird.
