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I'm so glad you enjoyed the first part of my Taiwan journey! I'm excited to share the rest of the trip too! 😊 Thanks for watching.

@@Autumnichi Thank you ❤️

@@carlaking3459 Thank you so much for sharing these fantastic tips! 🙌 I love the idea of asking yourself reflective questions like why you took the trip and what you'd want to do next time. Adding weather details and historical facts is also a great way to enrich the journaling process!

These are great ideas too!

Wow, how amazing that we were in Hanoi at the same time! I love hearing that you enjoyed Vietnam-it’s such a beautiful country to explore. And I totally get the struggle with page spacing. The two TN approach has really helped me with that too. Thank you for watching ❤️

I'm so glad you found the ideas helpful! Best of luck with recreating your journals ❤️

Thank you! Were you referring to the Stalogy 365 notebook? I've used 2 size : B6 and A6. Here are the links on Amazon: Stalogy 365 Days Note (B6 size): amzn.to/4bFu9hl Stalogy 365 Days Note (A6 size): amzn.to/3w3FxDc

Thank you! Google Lens has been such a helpful tool for me. That's a great tip about checking Google Map history-I'll definitely have to try that next time! Thanks for sharing!

@@kiffytron5734 Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video ❤️

You're welcome! I'm glad my channel is helping you out 😊

You're very welcome! I'm glad the information was helpful for you. Happy journaling!

Thank you so much! I'm glad I could inspire you to revisit your past trips. It's never too late to document those amazing memories! Enjoy journaling your travels!

I'm so happy to hear that! It's great that you're feeling inspired to go back and journal that trip. Sometimes the best memories come from looking back. Enjoy the process, and thanks for watching! ✍️📒

Thank you! I'm so glad you found the ideas helpful 😊. PET tape is such a great addition, and I agree, it's sturdier than washi tape while still adding that decorative touch. Using both will definitely give you more creative flexibility! Happy crafting!

@@IndigoLoveJP Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoy the videos 💖. The weather and date/mood stamps I use are from Everyday Explorers Co. While I can't find the exact design I have on their site anymore, they do have other cool date stamp designs that you might want to check out! Here's their collection: everydayexplorers.co/collections/stamps?srsltid=AfmBOorij_Pv2xGusbFk0VnRWm4ClVrd84nPSkUB12TNubfY_nGrlW34. Happy journaling! 😊

@@ChoosingBliss Thank you so much! 💜🌸

Thank you so much! 😊 I'm glad it looked edible in the end 🍕! It was a fun challenge, and I’m excited to keep practicing my doodling skills. Do you doodle in your journal?

I live in Manila, Philippines. Shakeys is one of the famous pizza restos here 😊

I'm so glad to hear that my video helped inspire you to start your travel scrapbook! 😊 It’s such a fun and rewarding project to look back on your adventures. I’m sure your scrapbook will turn out beautifully too!

Thank you 😊

Hello 😊 I'm happy know that my journaling video brought a moment of relaxation amidst your other learning! I love your point about motivation - it's so true that sometimes action is what sparks that drive! Thank you for sharing your insight, and I hope you continue to find peace and inspiration in your journey.

I'm so glad you found the tips helpful! 💖 I love that you're embracing the little imperfections in your journaling - they add so much character and realness to the memories you're documenting. And you're right, mistakes just become part of the story! Thanks for sharing your experience, and happy journaling! ✨📖

I can totally relate! I used to feel the same way, thinking my pages always needed to be decorated before I could start writing. While predecorated pages can be nice and add a creative touch, I realized over time that it's not always necessary. Sometimes simple pages can be just as meaningful, and it helps keep the journaling process flowing more easily. I love that you're planning to keep it simple in 2025! 💖

Thank you so much for watching! ✨ Like you, I've been journaling since I was a kid, and I totally get it - sometimes I still fall into those same self-editing habits. It's amazing that you've kept up with it for so long! Self-editing can be tough to overcome, but just remember there's no right or wrong way to journal. Letting go of perfection can be so freeing! Keep writing, and don't be too hard on yourself - your journey is unique and beautiful. 💖

@@ChoosingBliss thank you dear 🥰

@@daliladirienzo You're welcome ❤️

Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 I'm so glad the video helped you out and that you're enjoying the app for tiny pictures-it really is a game changer for journaling! Your support means a lot, and I'm thrilled that you love my journaling style too! Happy journaling! 💕

Thank you for sharing your experience with digital bullet journaling! It’s amazing how flexible and customizable it can be, especially with hyperlinked PDFs. Your academic version sounds very detailed and functional. As to your question, I haven't tried creating multiple templates in 1 notepad in Boox, but you might find this video helpful: th-cam.com/users/shorts_huP3LXQAD8?si=TE0BBQGY50ZAsqMP

@@ChoosingBliss This link is the correct answer to my Question. Thanks

Wow, I’ve made all 7 of these mistakes. I continue to make them. I really don’t know how to overcome them.

@@pbnjezly404 Thank you for sharing your experience! 💖 You're definitely not alone in making these mistakes - it’s all part of the learning process. What helped me was to take it one step at a time and remind myself that journaling is meant to be a safe and creative space. Maybe start by focusing on just one of the tips from the video and see how it feels! 😊

no such thing as mistakes, it's all a process of meeting oneself in your creative activity, finding your own rythm and voice and undoing expectations you learned from society. journaling is something you can nurture daily, is virtually impossible to monetize and something you do mostly for yourself only, so it's a great way to explore this ❤

@@omeirai Thank you so much for your thoughtful response! ❤️ You're absolutely right-journaling is such a personal and creative journey where we learn to find our own rhythm and voice. While my video touches on common 'mistakes,' I truly believe that every part of the process helps us grow as creators. It's all about nurturing that personal connection with journaling and not worrying about perfection. I’m so glad we both agree that it’s for yourself, and that's what makes it so rewarding! ❤️

​@@ChoosingBliss yes!! your points are thoughtful because these "mistakes" are more like places people can get stuck at! and when it happens, the point isn't to beat yourself up, but to notice it, be gentle with yourself and know how to overcome it and get back to a way that's more flowing for you 🫶 thanks for sharing about your journaling journey btw, i always love your videos and spreads!

Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 I love that you're making your own journals and experimenting with different sizes. The Traveler’s Notebook size is definitely a great choice, especially for fitting more treasures! happy journaling! 💕

That's wonderful! 😊 Long-time friends are such a blessing, and those reunions always feel so special. Hope you all have an amazing time together!

@@AnitaPaiz-l3j Sure, I'll make one after I complete this insert :)

Thanks so much for the follow and kind words! So glad the algorithm brought you here! 😊 Hope you enjoy more videos to come! 💖

Thanks for subbing! I appreciate it. Glad to know that you love PET tapes too. They're beautiful ❤️

@@SK-nw8ec My pleasure! Glad you liked it ❤️

That’s awesome that you're using the Epson L21 with pigment ink! It sounds like you’ve got a solid process with Microsoft Publisher. Have you tried printing directly on 4x6 photo paper instead of using A4? That's what I did before in my HP inkjet printer. It might save you the extra step of having to shrink the images.

Thanks for sharing! It sounds like you’ve got a great system for printing your photos. Collages really do make a lot of sense for journaling, especially when you want to fit in multiple memories on one page! 😊

I'm so glad you found it helpful! 😊 I think you'll love how easy and fun it is to print mini photos for your journals. Happy journaling! ✨📸

@@GlendaHRosa You're welcome ❤️ Glad you like it!

I use an older Epson Picture Mate 400 still going strong. It prints 4 x 6 and 5 x 7. Great little printer.

@@Christie976 Haha! Good for you; you've acquired a taste for their food. I love spicy food too, but not SUPER spicy 😅

Thank you so much! Glad you like it 😊

@@bevvillanueva3528 Hi! I haven't organized any journaling meet-ups yet except with a friend, but perhaps in the future! I have joined Hobonichi and Traveler's Notebook meet-ups in the past or those that were organized by the planner community, and they were a lot of fun. Where are you based? 😊

I’m not really good at it. Sometimes, I let the experience guide and sometimes I try to plan it out. I always have a ton of ideas about how to do it but the page never looks like what I envisioned. I think I need to probably practice more because often times I give up and won’t journal for a while.

@@pbnjezly404 I totally get where you're coming from! Journaling can sometimes feel overwhelming when things don’t go as planned, but remember, it's all about the process and capturing the moment, not perfection. It’s great that you're open to letting the experience guide you-that's such a beautiful way to approach it! My pages rarely turn out exactly how I envision either, but I've found that the more I practice, the more I embrace the unexpected. Maybe try starting with small steps and less pressure to get it perfect. The more you journal, the more you'll find your own rhythm and style. Keep going, and you'll see progress over time 😊

I let the experience guide my pages. I wait until I print my photos to determine the theme. Love how you used the stencils to accentuate the page❤

@@lilakaliene Thank you for sharing your approach of letting your experience guide your pages! I’m glad you liked the use of stencils; they really help pull the page together in a subtle way.

@@miro6571 Wow, that's such an amazing goal! It’s never too late to start, and it sounds like your travel journal is going to be something truly special. Where are you based? Maybe we can coordinate a journaling session together sometime. Thanks for your kind words, and happy journaling! ✨️

Thanks so much for your kind words! ❤️ It sounds like you're off to a great start with your journaling journey. Combining everything into one insert is a fantastic way to capture all those memories and thoughts in one place. I’m sure you’ll enjoy decorating your short trip inserts once you have everything gathered-it's such a fun way to relive the experience! I'm glad I could provide some inspiration. Happy journaling! ✨️

Thank you so much for sharing your process! It’s always fascinating to hear how others approach travel journaling. Collecting ephemera and writing a brief synopsis each day sounds like a wonderful way to keep the memories fresh. I'm so glad you enjoy my videos and find them helpful. It means a lot to hear that you've learned from them. Happy journaling, and thanks again for your kind words! ❤️