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

[annofowlshire]

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!

Comments

[kalloway]

I'd love to keep having less~ I donated a ton of extra pens and pencils to coworkers this last year and that cut down my stash exponentially, but I definitely still have more than I'll use before they (especially the gel pens) start dying on me. (I have twelve full pen cups that I can see, and while I'd like to get down to maybe three or four, let's start with aiming for eight?)

As for the notebooks and the Emotional Support Notebooks, maybe just sorting through those?

I ended up getting one of the Clever Fox budget notebooks that was mentioned on here and it looks great for both bills and expense tracking. Maybe I won't buy so many pens if I have to keep writing them down.

[lunabee34]

I did this, too. I gave a bunch of notebooks and other stationery stuff to my daughter's college roommates who were happy to have them. And I gave some pens to some colleagues. It's nice to give things to people who appreciate them.