@@simply_han Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed the setup. It means a lot. It happens to all of us, but it’s great that you’re feeling motivated again. Even small steps can make a big difference in getting back into it! Hope you have a wonderful day!
@wanderandflow Thanks so much, you too! I'm curious to know how you like the hobonichi weeks layout? I've only ever had a cousin, but am very interested in the other formats they offer.
@simply_han I really love it! I believe my other journal was a b6 and it was just too much space. I felt like I had to fill it all up. Even though I do like to write but sometimes I feel like it’s unnecessary just to fill up space. The weeks gives me enough room to focus on key points for my daily pulls and I have more than enough space for my weekly pulls. I am using the notes section for full and new moon readings. I’m filming this weeks video a little late but I will have the full moon in cancer in there and I will show how I have that setup. It’s also enough pages for other readings I may do. I almost wish I had the mega but that one wasn’t on sale lol. This is my first hobonichi and I love it. It’s nice and compact for me to put in my bag and I feel organized with it. I like it better for tarot journaling than I do for planning. I have a kinbor planner and it’s very similar layout but it’s not sticking. I also have the a6 techo. I’m using that for daily memory keeping. There is just something about this paper that I love! But I can see the a6 being good for tarot journaling as well. How did you like the cousin? I am interested in trying that out to see if I could do an all in one planner. I’m gonna wait til the April start one comes out so that gives me enough time to think on it.
Thank you so much for sharing all these details! It’s wonderful to hear how much you’re enjoying your journals and planners and how you’re using them for your life. It sounds like you’ve found a great system that works for you. I'm definitely still experimenting with what works for me. I’ve heard a lot about the A6 Techo being great for memory-keeping too. I love Tomoe River paper; it's awesome for fountain pens. The Cousin does have its perks as an all-in-one option, especially with the extra space, but I can see how the size might feel a bit bulky if you’re on the go often. Plus, it could feel overwhelming to dive into because of its size. But if you go in with a plan for setup and use, I think you'll enjoy it a lot. I totally get waiting for the April start to decide; hobonichi's are a bit of an investment. Let me know if you end up trying it out; I’d love to hear your thoughts! Also, I’m excited to see your video on the full moon in Cancer setup 🌕
Stay warm!! I enjoyed watching you set this up 😊 I've been slacking in mine and now I feel more motivated
@@simply_han Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed the setup. It means a lot. It happens to all of us, but it’s great that you’re feeling motivated again. Even small steps can make a big difference in getting back into it! Hope you have a wonderful day!
@wanderandflow Thanks so much, you too! I'm curious to know how you like the hobonichi weeks layout? I've only ever had a cousin, but am very interested in the other formats they offer.
@simply_han I really love it! I believe my other journal was a b6 and it was just too much space. I felt like I had to fill it all up. Even though I do like to write but sometimes I feel like it’s unnecessary just to fill up space. The weeks gives me enough room to focus on key points for my daily pulls and I have more than enough space for my weekly pulls.
I am using the notes section for full and new moon readings. I’m filming this weeks video a little late but I will have the full moon in cancer in there and I will show how I have that setup. It’s also enough pages for other readings I may do. I almost wish I had the mega but that one wasn’t on sale lol. This is my first hobonichi and I love it. It’s nice and compact for me to put in my bag and I feel organized with it. I like it better for tarot journaling than I do for planning. I have a kinbor planner and it’s very similar layout but it’s not sticking.
I also have the a6 techo. I’m using that for daily memory keeping. There is just something about this paper that I love! But I can see the a6 being good for tarot journaling as well.
How did you like the cousin? I am interested in trying that out to see if I could do an all in one planner. I’m gonna wait til the April start one comes out so that gives me enough time to think on it.
Thank you so much for sharing all these details! It’s wonderful to hear how much you’re enjoying your journals and planners and how you’re using them for your life. It sounds like you’ve found a great system that works for you. I'm definitely still experimenting with what works for me.
I’ve heard a lot about the A6 Techo being great for memory-keeping too. I love Tomoe River paper; it's awesome for fountain pens. The Cousin does have its perks as an all-in-one option, especially with the extra space, but I can see how the size might feel a bit bulky if you’re on the go often. Plus, it could feel overwhelming to dive into because of its size. But if you go in with a plan for setup and use, I think you'll enjoy it a lot. I totally get waiting for the April start to decide; hobonichi's are a bit of an investment. Let me know if you end up trying it out; I’d love to hear your thoughts!
Also, I’m excited to see your video on the full moon in Cancer setup 🌕