Planner Snowflake, Day 6

[lunabee34]

Today's challenge: Share a printable or tutorial that you think other people would love.

Post here or in your own space and drop a link in the comments to this post. You can use the tracking function so you don't miss any of the replies to this post.

[I am bowled over by the enthusiastic responses to this challenge. Yay!]

Comments

[severina]

I don't use these, but I'm interested in seeing what anyone else shares.

[lunabee34]

Me too!

[olivermoss]

The only tutorial I've ever used in my journal is this on eon dutch doors. I don't use them for weekly layouts like she show, but I do have the tabbed dutch doors from her second example as one of the organizational tools in the back of my planner.

[lunabee34]

That is so cool and very clever. Thanks for sharing.

Done!

[ysabetwordsmith]

I shared links to my posts on bullet journal / habit tracker pages, recurring posts, and other topics.

Re: Done!

[lunabee34]

Very cool! Thank you. :)

[octahedrite]

I use a printable "weekly schedule to increase motivation". It's a variation on this. It has been 3 weeks and I enjoy using it -- it helps to keep fun things on my radar, and not just obligations/responsibilities. And it's inspired me to find more fun activities to do, because I got bored writing in "reading" or "sleeping" or "tea time" in each slot.

Yay!

[ysabetwordsmith]

>>I use a printable "weekly schedule to increase motivation". It's a variation on this. <<

This is cool. I've added it to my list of tracker resources.

>> And it's inspired me to find more fun activities to do, because I got bored writing in "reading" or "sleeping" or "tea time" in each slot.<<

For individual goals where you want to make sure you do important things, it can help to make a dedicated page for each. Frex, I have one for tracking family time -- any type of activity that we do together, not counting our standard ones like eating supper together.

Re: Yay!

[octahedrite]

Thanks for the idea!

[justanorthernlight]

That's a neat worksheet, it's great that it forces you to focus on the positives as well.

[lunabee34]

That is really useful! Thank you for sharing.

[justanorthernlight]

Done here! Three printables for goal setting developing action items, and I talked for way too long about how I go about goal setting and some of the mistakes I've made and tips I've learned.

[lunabee34]

I really appreciate the distinction you made between a habit and a goal and the distinction you made between the two sample goals and even though they both seem time-bounded only one of them truly is.

Food for thought. Thanks for sharing this.

[justanorthernlight]

I'm glad you found it interesting!

[seleneheart]

I love this artist's caligraphy style, which she has tutorials in her videos, and here's a link to her free downloads: https://torrynmarie.com/free-downloads/

I should have included her in the post the other day for a YouTuber to follow.

I don't use tutorials so much as I look around for inspiration. If I see a layout or spread I like, I try to figure out how it would work for my style. Pinterest is that best source of that kind of thing for me.

[lunabee34]

Oh lovely! Thanks for sharing.