Read stories about Journaling and Planning @ Rediscover Analog

Maintaining daily habits becomes ten times harder when you’re away from home. During my recent island resort stay, I discovered that keeping up with my journaling habit required some creativity…

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Using vinyl records to timebox your journaling

One vinyl album per day sets a natural time limit for journaling. A typical record runs 30-45 minutes – creating a built-in boundary for your writing session without needing timers…

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Bullet Journal

Why are we failing to keep up with our Bullet Journal

and some tips from a person who also cannot keep up

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Journaling and Planning

Is it better to journal in the morning or at night?

Journaling can help you focus, unwind, and make sense of your thoughts, but figuring out the right time to write is key to getting the most out of it. So,…

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Bullet Journal

Must-Have Tools for Bullet Journal Beginners

Though it does require a notebook, Bullet Journal® is actually a methodology. It’s best described as a mindfulness practice disguised as a productivity system. It’s designed to help you organize your what while you remain aware of your why.…

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Bullet Journal

Why you should try the Bullet Journal Method

If you’re looking for a way to organize your life, the Bullet Journal system might be the perfect solution. It’s a straightforward, customizable method for managing tasks, notes, and goals…

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Bullet Journal

Hobonichi as a Bullet Journal

The one thing I love most about the Bullet Journal is the fact that you are not restricted to a specific date or year just like how we do on…

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Bullet Journal

Time Tracking / Timeboxing activities after work hours

Tracking activities per day isn’t a strange practice in the planning and journaling community. Some planners actually have templates to support this format. For templated planners, time tracking is usually…

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