I think it's pretty safe to say that I was late to jump on the KonMari Method bandwagon, so those of you apparently living under a rock like myself, the method is captured in the wildly popular book, . The overall premise of the book is to surround yourself by only things that bring you joy, which will in turn make you live a more joyful life. Marie Kondo walks you through purging in a way you may never have considered before: by category, instead of by room. I was very skeptical; I have ...
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20 Bullet Journal Instagrams You Should Be Following
If you're anything like me, writer's block (or artists block!) can often become my downfall when trying to keep up with my bullet journal consistency. Sometimes I get bored with my weekly layout. Sometimes I hate my regular old handwriting. Sometimes I just can't get the right color scheme down. When I'm feeling a bullet journal creativity blockage coming on, I instantly jump on over to Instagram to get myself inspired again. Here are some of my absolute favorite fellow bujo lovers that amaze ...
17 Bullet Journal Doodle Icons
I’m a doodlebug through and through. I was the girl who doodled all over my notes and wrote important historical dates in large block font to draw more attention to them. It’s always been a part of my life. But, after I graduated finished my education, I lost a lot of my creativity. The bullet journal system reignited that creative passion and allowed me to express myself through doodles and fun lettering styles. One of my favorite ways to draw more attention to important tasks, memories, or ...
5 Free Handwriting Practice Worksheets
When I started bullet journaling, I was enamored with the beautiful spreads I was seeing all over Pinterest and Instagram. And while my penmanship is something I'm pretty proud of, my cursive was embarrassing. It had been years since I was taught it in elementary school, and since I've really only used it for my signature since, it was a mess. I felt like I had completely forgotten how to write in cursive as an adult. I kept reading everywhere that your bullet journal doesn't have to be ...
Reclaim Lost Time Using Your Bullet Journal
"Reclaiming my time." I love that! But, where did that saying come from? Turns out it was from U.S. Congresswoman, Maxine Waters. “Mr. Chairman, I thought when you read the rules, you acknowledged that I shouldn’t be interrupted and that I would have —” a man says to committee chairman Rep. Jeb Hensarling. “Reclaiming my time,” Waters interrupts. “What he failed to tell you was, when you are on my time, I can reclaim it.” All I can say is “Preach, girl!!” I mean I’m all about reclaiming my ...