Category: The Desktop
Just do what you can.
By Carissa Potter of People I've Loved who is "in search of the miraculous-yet-tragic definition of what it means to exist in this time and space".
The cover text alone—"Just do what you can"—gets me every time I glance at my desk. It's a gentle nudge rather than a demand, and the paper takes a pen beautifully without smudging.
It’s basically a tiny permission slip for my brain—I keep it on my desk and jot down one task when I’m overwhelmed, and the “just do what you can” line actually makes me stop spiraling. The paper has a nice weight to it, thick enough that a gel pen doesn’t bleed through.
The tiny, wry one-liner on the cover is exactly what my desk needed—it makes me smile every time I see it instead of procrastinating. Paper feels nice and sturdy, and the size fits perfectly in my bag for jotting down the day's actual priorities.
