Category: Keep a journal
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Start a manifesting journal
A manifesting practice for January The first part of the word manifesting derives from the Latin word manus, meaning hand. As a writer who equally loves typing and filling notebooks with my handwriting, I like to think of manifesting as, “What do I want to bring into reality with my hands”. To explore this question as a […]
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How I use a book journal as a writer
This blog post is about how I use a book journal as a writer but if you don’t have a book journal yet, track your reading with the free printable below. Action step | If you want something right away to keep track of your reading you can download this free printable (no e-mail asked) […]
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Bullet Journal – one line a day spread
I have been away from the Bullet Journal for a long time. That is why I wanted to keep it simple now that I have started again. Apart from the basics spreads and collections, I wanted to create a one-line-a day spread as the first addition to my new journal. The one line a day […]
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Keep a Desktop Journal with Mac Stickies
When it comes to journaling, the handwritten approach is often preferred. However, the easy access to my laptop sometimes makes it a more obvious choice to jot down a journal entry for the day. This post is about how I keep a desktop journal on my desktop with Mac Stickies. Step 1 – Desktop wallpaper […]
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Weekly journal questions for the first quarter
My new journal habit is to ask myself the same question each day for a week. In this way, I get to dig deeper than I otherwise would. In this post, I share a free printable with 9 questions to ask in February and March and PDF letter paper to use for journaling or inserts […]
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Nano Prep 101 week four | Story Bible world-building
Story bible and world-building The times I have considered making a Story bible for my speculative fiction novel, it has felt like an excuse for procrastination. Though fun, I suspected I wouldn’t write much. I thought of it as an elaborate background story gone wild, but it made me a lot wiser when I looked […]