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Ann of Owlshire ([personal profile] annofowlshire) wrote in [community profile] journalsandplanners2022-12-14 08:03 am

Weekly Discussion: Let's have a re(s)olution!

I know we've talked about which journals/planners people are getting for next year, but I want to know--what is is the plan for your planner? What is the goal of your journal?

What is your journaling/planning resolution for 2023? How do you plan to do it? What do you hope to get out of it? Are you planning to "stash down" that stationary? Is there a new system you're hoping will be your silver bullet for maximum productivity?

Let us know in the comments!
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[personal profile] severina 2022-12-14 05:59 pm (UTC)(link)
I'm really enjoying everyone's answers.

This year I'm streamlining things a bit. I'm planning to incorporate things that would normally have their own big section into my daily journaling. I'm doing my To Do lists outside of the journal on a notepad next to my computer, so it's more easily noticeable. I've set up a separate tracking section for January for writing in the hopes that seeing it will kick me in the butt.

Journal-wise, I went with a Siixu journal. Once I got used to my old one I quite liked it, and it folds down nicely. And it's significantly cheaper than a Dingbats.

I've been incorporating holiday stickers in my daily December journalling and it's really helping me to stay motivated there, so I intend to continue that into 2023.
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[personal profile] lunabee34 2022-12-15 12:18 pm (UTC)(link)
I keep my to-do outside of my journal, and it's really helpful for me. I hope that works for you.