This is my fifth year in the A6 5 Year, and I have struggled with the quotes on the bottom right as well. Maybe you could add a blank or framed sticker that covers that area to your shop! Personally, I think that in my next journal I will date the right side and write my overflow on it, and then put the next year's date right below it, rather than trying to always write things across from the corresponding yearly sections on the right. That way I might not need the space on the bottom across from year 5 when I get there. (Clear as mud, right?? LOL). Thanks for the video!
I love these daily journal videos so much! Also, your cover from Marija of Bujoplanner is getting prettier with time! I think daily journaling is going to stay part of my wind down routine every night now, 15 months into it. I really want a 5 year journal for next year, I still regret not getting one for this year.
I am slowly starting to build my habit of journaling. I do struggle at times finding something to write every day but I have gotten better with not stressing over it and by having an undated journal. Your video is so inspiring! Thank you. ❤️
You can do it! I thought I needed to write something very eloquent every day but I even write about the small things that happened, or if you are having trouble, you should look up journaling prompts to help you!
I loved this video so much! I started journaling sporadically when I was just a kid...9 or so. When I was 13 and in 8th grade, an English teacher made writing a daily journal an assignment and I have been hooked since. Right now I'm still in a TCU after breaking my leg. It's really frustrating because I don't have all of my stuff that I want to use for journaling and planning. I am one of these that needs all the stuff laid out in front of me so I can make my choices. I've still ordered some new stickers and stuff and knowing that they're waiting at home makes me really anxious to get there. In the meantime, I'm enjoying watching you plan and journal. Also, I Love Lucy! 😊
I journal! It used to be in a book that was separate from my planner, but I shuffled some things around so I can keep them in the same book which helps me to be more consistent. Sometimes I do go back and fill in about a week at a time, but I usually leave myself some short notes so I don't forget everything that happened
Lovely video. I agree with you, journaling has made me more mindful of my mood too. I also enjoy reading about my own past. ❤
Wonderful! Thanks for watching!
This is my fifth year in the A6 5 Year, and I have struggled with the quotes on the bottom right as well. Maybe you could add a blank or framed sticker that covers that area to your shop! Personally, I think that in my next journal I will date the right side and write my overflow on it, and then put the next year's date right below it, rather than trying to always write things across from the corresponding yearly sections on the right. That way I might not need the space on the bottom across from year 5 when I get there. (Clear as mud, right?? LOL). Thanks for the video!
I love these daily journal videos so much! Also, your cover from Marija of Bujoplanner is getting prettier with time! I think daily journaling is going to stay part of my wind down routine every night now, 15 months into it. I really want a 5 year journal for next year, I still regret not getting one for this year.
Thank you! The 5yr journal was a spontaneous purchase but one of the best ones I've ever made. I highly recommend it!
I am slowly starting to build my habit of journaling. I do struggle at times finding something to write every day but I have gotten better with not stressing over it and by having an undated journal. Your video is so inspiring! Thank you. ❤️
You can do it! I thought I needed to write something very eloquent every day but I even write about the small things that happened, or if you are having trouble, you should look up journaling prompts to help you!
I loved this video so much! I started journaling sporadically when I was just a kid...9 or so. When I was 13 and in 8th grade, an English teacher made writing a daily journal an assignment and I have been hooked since. Right now I'm still in a TCU after breaking my leg. It's really frustrating because I don't have all of my stuff that I want to use for journaling and planning. I am one of these that needs all the stuff laid out in front of me so I can make my choices. I've still ordered some new stickers and stuff and knowing that they're waiting at home makes me really anxious to get there. In the meantime, I'm enjoying watching you plan and journal. Also, I Love Lucy! 😊
Kim!! I'm sorry that you're still not able to be with all of your journaling things. Sending hope for a speedy recovery!
I journal! It used to be in a book that was separate from my planner, but I shuffled some things around so I can keep them in the same book which helps me to be more consistent. Sometimes I do go back and fill in about a week at a time, but I usually leave myself some short notes so I don't forget everything that happened
That's a great idea! I do that when we go on vacation - I do a list of all the things we did during the day then go back and journal.
Loved this!! Thank you for sharing your process!
Thanks for watching!
I love these daily journalling videos :D
Thank you so much!
I often think when I’m journaling if it will be read by my son or his children at some point
I get that - I don't do any sordid details in here, but even if my children read it, I want them to get a real sense of who I am.
@@KarynaLovesToPlan to be clear, I think it’s a positive thing that he might read it. As you said, I want it to show who I am as a person