Tag: journaling guide

...How do you set up your Traveler’s Notebook? There’s no single answer—and that’s what makes it so fun. If you’re searching for some Traveler’s Notebook setup ideas, I’m sharing how I currently use two of my regular-size notebooks to organize everything from craft projects to reading reflections. I own four regular-size and three passport-size Traveler’s […]

...Knowing how to stay consistent with digital journaling can be the difference between a powerful habit and a forgotten folder. Digital journaling isn’t just about daily reflection. For many of us, it also includes planning, logging, tracking, and organizing information in a way that’s both practical and creative. While I still enjoy using analog notebooks, […]

...System techo vs. bullet journal (aka Bujo) is a common debate among those looking for a customizable planning system. A bullet journal is a highly flexible system where users create layouts from scratch, allowing for full creative control over planning and organization. In contrast, a system techo is a modular, ring-bound planner system that allows […]

...Welcome to my 2025 journal lineup! Over the past year, I’ve refined my planning and journaling habits, exploring various notebooks, planners, and DIY projects to discover what truly works for me. The new year feels like the perfect time to reflect on those lessons and build a system that’s both flexible and purposeful. In this […]

...If you’re feeling overwhelmed by a constant stream of thoughts, tasks, or ideas, the brain dump technique could be the answer you need. I started exploring the brain dump technique after feeling overwhelmed by the growing list of tasks both at work and home. It turned out to be a simple yet powerful way to […]

...In the first part of this series, we walked through setting up your Notion reading tracker by creating properties like Title, Author, Status, and more. As I started adding more books, I realized that viewing them in different layouts helped me stay motivated and organized. Now, it’s time to take your tracker to the next […]

...I used to jot down books in a notebook or leave half-finished lists in random apps—but it never quite worked. That changed when I built my own Notion reading tracker. It helped me finally stay consistent, see my reading patterns, and actually finish what I started. Whether you’re aiming to read more this year, explore […]

...Is it better to journal digitally or physically? In today’s tech-driven world, the choice between analog vs. digital journaling is more relevant than ever. I’ve explored both over the years—switching between notebooks and apps like Notion depending on what I needed. Both approaches have their strengths, depending on what you’re looking for. In this post, […]

...Welcome to the wonderful world of analog journaling! If you’re seeking a more personal and immersive journaling experience, you’re in the right place. I’ve kept analog journals for years—from simple daily logs to travel and gratitude entries—and they’ve helped me stay grounded, creative, and present. There’s something timeless about putting pen to paper, especially in […]

...I love analog journaling—writing on paper, decorating pages, and slowing down. But if someone asked whether I could replace all my digital journals with analog ones, my answer would be no. Certain features in digital apps are essential to how I stay productive. For anything that needs frequent editing, automation, or better organization, I always […]