The kind of notebook that earns a place on the desk and stays there. A5, hardcover, bound in deep burgundy with the Republic of Florence mark embossed on the back. Considered enough to gift, useful enough to fill. Each page is laid out the way a day actually runs: the date at the top, room to think through the middle, and a "Three Things" line at the foot to set down the three that mattered, the ones to highlight or the ones you got done. 200 pages of 100gsm paper, smooth under a pen and heavy enough that ink sits where it should. A ribbon marker holds his place. The notebook that makes the everyday worth writing down.