Unplug & Recharge.

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What will you write today?

The scrape of a sharpener against a pencil tip. The ritual of refilling your favourite fountain pen. The moment of potential as you open a fresh notebook.

What’s waiting to be expressed? What will emerge as you begin to create? The only way to know is to start.

Our products

All of our products are made in the UK using nib-friendly 80gsm FSC-accredited paper, 100% vegetable-based inks and plastic-free packaging.

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In search of analogue

Wilder. was born out of a deep desire to escape today’s hyper-connected, digital-first, always-on world. Our products are designed to help you unplug and recharge, even if only for a moment.

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The power of journaling

Entrepreneur and author Tim Ferriss describes journaling as “the most cost-effective therapy I’ve ever found”. We couldn’t agree more. Studies show that even just a few minutes a day can significantly impact your mood and wellbeing. 

We weren’t designed to sit on Zoom call all day. There are only so many slide decks we can realistically digest. Take time to reconnect with yourself. Don’t think too hard about it. This is not for anyone else.

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More effective meeting notes

Typing might win on speed but when it comes to processing complex concepts, there’s nothing that can outdo writing by hand. By slowing down, our brains are able to process information more deeply, and our learning improves.

There is a place for digital. That place is not in the arena of note-taking. Free your fingers from the keyboard. Pick up your favourite pen or pencil. Feel the words forming against the blank page. Satisfying, isn’t it?

Read more about the study here.

As the pencil shortens or the ink flows, thoughts become cedar shavings on the desk and graphite smudges on the paper or your hand. Pen-refills are replaced and the process continues.

Notes from the Wilder. side

The Wilder. journal is where you’ll find everything from treatise on the health benefits of journaling to musings on the meaning of life.