Category: Keep a journal
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Bypass procrastination with nine new words a week
This blog post is a rewrite of one of the lessons from module five of the Fill your notebook course. The course, has been designed to bypass procrastination by having fun while writing. While reading this blog post, enjoy playing around with single words because when it all comes to all, words are the building blocks of writing. […]
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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 […]