This pocket notebook saved my brain.

[@lillabjornstationery]

Would you try this experiment? 🤔

[@bujowithsarah]

Totally! I can't say I'd remember to keep up with it tho lol 🙃

[@chaoswithsusan]

I never thought of this, before. When you said you reached for it, instead of your phone, the light bulb in my head went off...or came on? I reach for my phone, far too often. I've got a beautiful tiny ring binder that I've been wanting to use, but didn't feel like it was large enough for planning or deep journaling. It could be perfect for this! Again, thank you for sharing.

[@lillabjornstationery]

@@bujowithsarah I struggled a bit at first to refer to the notebook instead of my phone, but eventually it became second nature. You'd be surprised how quickly you'll become attached to it!

[@lillabjornstationery]

@@chaoswithsusan I am so happy you found this video useful! That sounds like the perfect little notebook to give this experiment a try 🥰

[@chaoswithsusan]

@ I have already started!! lol. The thoughts that I think, make me laugh.

[@bujowithsarah]

I ALWAYS screenshot things I want to try/buy and never revisit it 😅Maybe I should give this a go 😆

[@lillabjornstationery]

I never realized how often it happened until I tried this, I highly recommend 🤣

[@tortagialla]

Same… too many screenshots 😅

[@tracythokchom4990]

1 year later and you no longer want it and it’s out of style 😢

[@armidasawan7519]

Where would you have saved that potato hack though? I always save recipes that I run into while scrolling insta and never go back to them. But if I just wrote down "try that x recipe" I wouldn't know how to find it again 😂

[@kckamote]

Same 🫢

[@horsdubleu0]

i always love messy journal/notebook

[@lillabjornstationery]

Me too! Something so fun about a well-used notebook 😉

[@DarrianChamblee]

I carried an A6 notebook and used it for everything last year. This made me remember why. I love how you did this. Especially the point about the screenshots!! I literally never go back and look at them (or at least rarely). I have an A6 that I have been looking for a reason to use so I'm definitely going to try this!

[@lillabjornstationery]

Yay! I am so glad you enjoyed this video and are thinking of bringing back the pocket notebook 😇 I am such a screenshot hoarder, so it felt pretty nice to not add to the collection haha 🤣 Thanks for sharing 💞

[@PurpleKya]

I've kept what I call "an everything notebook" off and on, especially when things get busier in different seasons in life but I always struggled with the disorganization and not knowing what to do with the stuff I wanted to keep. Your solution is so simple I can't believe it never occurred to me. Thank you so much!

[@lillabjornstationery]

So happy you found this method helpful! 😊💓

[@tinas8807]

this is a great idea; I want to give it a whirl. Being disciplined about anything for 30 days is a great accomplishment. Well done

[@lillabjornstationery]

Thank you so much! I hope it's as helpful for you as it was for me, let me know how it goes 🥰

[@o0amanamarth0o]

When I made myself a computer room, I started writing down all my thoughts/ideas that would randomly pop in my head while watching videos or looking something up. It has helped soooo much, especially since my short term memory is not the greatest.

[@lillabjornstationery]

Wow, that sounds like the perfect time to incorporate a notebook! So glad it helped - thanks for sharing 😄

[@mutabilitas]

i've been using a bullet journal for years now but haven't figured out a way to effectively migrate or save things that do need to be remembered (rather than just to-do lists) & you gave me such a good practical method that i'm definitely going to utilize moving forwards. loved this! thank you!!!

[@lillabjornstationery]

So happy you found this helpful!! 🥰

[@chaoswithsusan]

I just started watching and had to comment, before I forget. My eyesight could be much better, I thought your "autumn boot suggestions" said, "autumn BOOK suggestions". And, thought it was so interesting that all of the books were about brands or designers. Imagine my surprise, when I took a second look, and it all made so much sense. LOL. Thank you for sharing...going to finish watching :)

[@lillabjornstationery]

Oh my gosh that is hilarious! 🤣 A whole book lineup inspired by boots 😍

[@chaoswithsusan]

@@lillabjornstationery I read, daily. That’s probably why I saw ‘books’. But the idea that they were all designers and brand names, really threw me off.

[@lillabjornstationery]

@@chaoswithsusan I would love to get back into reading, do you have any book suggestions? 😇

[@chaoswithsusan]

@@lillabjornstationery Oh, gosh. I'm probably a terrible person to ask. My boyfriend gave me a kindle e-reader for Christmas a couple of years ago, and I only read books that are included with his amazon prime account. I started doing that, as a challenge...to treat it like a free library. Is there a specific genre that you enjoy? I read almost anything except sci-fi and fantasy.

[@lillabjornstationery]

@@chaoswithsusan I love that, reading what you already have! Honestly, I am not picky as long as it's fiction 🤣 I suppose I do like dystopian fiction 😇

[@mirophew7164]

Been trying this for a few weeks now, and t love it, to people that’s struggling with this instead of being worried what your journal or notes or hand writing or how pretty it should be, seriously don’t just write the things that truly matter to you and that’s gonna help you with your stuff,

[@mikescott7085]

Some excellent ideas to denote activity times Morning, Afternoon, I added Evening as well. And clearing pages with Done when all the tasks, ideas, references have been migrated to their proper places is fantastic. Adding this to my bullet journal routines.

[@lillabjornstationery]

Yay! So glad you found this video useful 🥰

[@PlatypusPlans]

I love this! I often use cheap spiral notebooks for this when life gets hectic, but tend not to do this daily. The harder part for me is filing the pieces of info in their proper places.

[@lillabjornstationery]

Thanks for sharing! In an update video I might show my full process (including the filing) 😇

[@celiagallegos]

@@lillabjornstationery I was going to mention this as well! I have tried this before and the info just stayed in my pocket notebook, which simply defeats the purpose. So I would be curious to see when & how you transfer the info from your pocket notebook to the next proper place. But I will definitely be utilizing this method! Also, regarding screenshots ( I too am a screenshot hoarder), do you go back into your phone and move any information from past screenshots into your pocket notebook? Or when you *are* using your phone and see something you would normally screenshot, how do you transfer that info into your pocket notebook? Or do you? Sorry for all the questions! I am just so intrigued by this process and would absolutely love to see and hear about all the "what ifs." 😊

[@mahoroco]

初めまして。あなたのこのビデオがなんだかとても好みで、英語もわからないけれど 毎日再生してます。チャンネルも登録させてもらいました。 いつか字幕なしでもわかるくらい、何度も見返したいと思ってます。 これからも応援しています。

[@deborahham3182]

I have three Field notes that are never with me when I need one. This is a great idea and appreciate you explaining the WHY too. Thanks. Great video.

[@lillabjornstationery]

The Field Notes notebooks are a perfect size for this experiment! I'm so glad you enjoyed and hope it goes well for you 😊💖

[@552312]

I use an A6 notebook for almost a year and carry it everywhere. Like you I write down everything that comes on my mind :D. On the last two pages I write an Index to find thing faster. I call it my pensieve for muggles :D

[@lillabjornstationery]

I LOVE that title haha! ⚡⚡Now that I've migrated into my new pocket notebook (Leuchtturm1917), it comes with an index so I'm experimenting wit that as well 😄 Thanks for sharing!

[@saturdaysierrasky9548]

I love the index idea

[@kabrre]

I love this! I've been searching for new ways to use my journal more casually to work on my perfectionist tendencies, and this was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much for sharing ☺️🫶

[@lillabjornstationery]

So glad you enjoyed! I too struggle with perfectionistic tendencies, so I hope it works out for you 😄😄

[@scarletvampyrum]

i started using a commonplace/braindump journal more often and it's been helpful to just get my millions of thoughts out of my head...also from this video i picked up the habit of crossing things off or marking things as transferred! it got confusing when i wasn't sure what's been transferred or just no longer relevant and now i also write a little note of where i transferred the information/tasks

[@tortagialla]

I definitely think a pocket notebook can help anyone/everyone, as long as you use it. To really take notes analog and then process them.

[@lillabjornstationery]

Completely agree! Do you have a pocket notebook as part of your lineup? 😇

[@tortagialla]

@ I might have too many little notebooks because they are handy to carry around. But I think I have any to move to one EDC… consolidate 😅

[@lillabjornstationery]

@@tortagialla Ahaha that's relatable! My planner/notebook lineup seems to grow every day 🤣

[@agatastaniak7459]

It's very useful for people such as designers, writers, people planning logistics of things for other people, people who often travel and meet with clients in various places. Generally for everything that requires creativy, taking notes even in places with poor Internet network reception or no/ limited access to a specific network, or for people who really are there to "handle chaos on the go for others", so wedding planners, tansport planners delivery people, first responders in case of natural disasters etc. Some of them swear by it.

[@emeliefoster3781]

This is a great idea. I can’t seem to remember anything, so maybe this would be helpful for me! Plus, any excuse to carry around another notebook is just a bonus. Thanks for sharing!

[@lillabjornstationery]

I'm the same way! My short term memory isn't the best, and I found this extremely helpful for that. Haha thank you 🥰

[@and_endear]

My current ‘bullet journal’ is a cross between a minimalist bujo and this sort of notebook. At the moment, having more than one notebook on the go would result in neither getting used - but by having a free-form and minimalist bujo-esque planner, I find I get the benefits of a bullet journal and a brain dump notebook!

[@lillabjornstationery]

Planner fatigue is so real! I'm so glad you found a system that works for you, thanks for sharing 🥰

[@gbojinov]

Very nice video, I like how you framed it as an experiment. I've been keeping a pocket notebook like this for about six months now and have found it very useful. It's a very convenient and easy way to note down anything without having to rely on your phone, and at the end of it you have a snapshot of a certain period of your life, which I love. I do tend to use it a lot for memory keeping as well, and I struggle with migrating things on time to other notebooks, but it's all a learning process. 😅

[@lillabjornstationery]

Wow, that's such a great way of putting it (a snapshot of a certain period)! Thanks for sharing 🥰

[@heatherk255]

Loved this video! I used to keep a pocket notebook like this at work and it was a lifesaver, but I hadn't really considered doing it in my personal life. Thanks for sharing :)

[@Mpw9876]

I love this video. I see I’m not the only one who is curious about your transfer details? I really need to do this faithfully - but I struggle with the execution stuff. I have multiple notebooks, multiple TO-Do’s , flag emails, make notes to myself - lol. The circle around and follow through is where I really fall apart. 😂 This is a really good video. Well done on your 30 day commitment!

[@lillabjornstationery]

I completely understand and relate! Having bits and pieces of information spread across several areas can be very overwhelming - where too look first for important information?! I am planning on doing a full video where I show how to allocate different bits of information to other places, but in the meantime, I will explain it briefly here as well 😇 My current planner system consists of my pocket notebook, a Hobonichi Weeks planner, and a commonplace notebook (I also have a pocket bujo, but it isn't relevant here lol). I will sift through my pocket notebook at the end of each day and decide what to do with each piece of info. If it's a completed to-do, I scrap it; if it's a piece of information that I want to keep (like a lifehack, or a quote), it goes to my commonplace notebook; and if it's a task or to-do that isn't date-specific, I will throw it into my Hobonichi Weeks! I also have a sheet of paper that I call my "too heavy to hold" section, but there will be more on that later 😜

[@stadomo_]

@@lillabjornstationeryreally looking forward to this follow up transfer video

[@lovekiradiaries]

This is my favorite method of brain dumping because I feel physical pain (headache) holding onto thoughts. But I also sometimes screenshot things on my phone and never look back 🤣~ I will try this better

[@lillabjornstationery]

Same, holding onto thoughts brings me so much stress! Thanks for sharing ☺

[@dezs-diary]

This is actually how I use my commonplace book, but I’ve noticed that I can’t find the important things amidst all the random stuff! While I’m reluctant to add another notebook to my system.. this seems like it would be super helpful 👀 thanks for sharing!

[@hah.365]

This is a very interesting idea and I think I'll try it. I'd be curious about a 3-6 month update to see if it went beyond 'experiment' to fully integrated process and the benefits/drawbacks of the system in the long term.

[@lillabjornstationery]

Let me know how it goes! I had the same thought, which is why I've decided to fully integrate a pocket notebook into my planner system 🥳 I will definitely be posting an update 😊

[@tangytarot]

Love this structure of video, seeing how you evolved and adjusted your use over time! I've been enjoying a catch-all type of notebook recently too (also inspired by parknotes lol). It's really helpful to offload ideas, feelings, thoughts while out and about, and also to just sit with questions or thoughts like you mentioned.

[@lillabjornstationery]

Thank you so much! 🥰Happy to see another parknotes enjoyer in the comments haha 🤣

[@ellebee1707]

watching your videos, I really enjoy the way you explain things. there's a clarity and no-nonsense way you talk about your content that really makes it click for me in my head. I've watched parknotes' videos on commonplace notebooks, but this experiment video has me looking for an old notebook to convert into a pocket notebook to try this experiment. thank you.

[@lillabjornstationery]

Aww thank you! I am so glad that the way I explain things resonates with you -that’s exactly what I aim for 😇 Let me know how it goes 💓

[@armidasawan7519]

I've watched park notes too, but this is super helpful.

[@biancaellob]

Amazing. I still do this and oftentimes ponder how much MORE I used to do this before my phone was attached to my hand. Truly, I’ve had some separate books on my nightstand since last year and I made it a goal this one to just LIVE IN THEM!!🌧️🎧 so helpful.

[@delanemarsh5637]

i've been doing this for the past year and it did save my brain honestly. We genuinely get flooded with so much information, it's nice to be able to consolidate it and easily what's really important. Plus if I save important information in my camera roll it will never be found again 🤣 it's like a graveyard of important notes

[@Yggdrasilincarnate]

I love this idea! I use my bullet journal for day to day but would be great to just have a tiny pocket notebook to gather all those random bits of thoughts that come and go

[@WoodchipWhittler]

I just opened up a brand new Dingbat A6. Love Dingbats!! Biggest challenge for me is deciding what to write in it, I overthink it and try to be too detailed and perfect with entries. I’m going to try and be more willy nilly with writing random thoughts down.

[@ihavenoname516]

omg i love dingbats! i use my a6 as a monthly and weekly planner but i want to use my other a6 for random thoughts or info lol!

[@anieundihrekrumel8427]

This is so phenomenal!! 😱😍I love the idea so so much, because I'm searching for somthing like a commonplace book for a while now. But commonplace books I saw always had a structure behind them, which I didn't find suitable for what I wanted. Your experiment reminded me of my notebooks from 15 to 20 years ago. I definitely will try I out and want to see, if it's realy what I was searching for. 😎 I'm so excited!! 🤩😁 Thank you so much for sharing! 🥰

[@lillabjornstationery]

I am SO glad you found this helpful! Let me know how it goes 😊💖💖

[@LadyCamilleE]

I do remember things better if I write it down. It’s gratifying to check things off a list. I’m trying new planner styles now. Hence how I ended up here. I am glad to see I am not the only one with a variety of handwriting styles.

[@lillabjornstationery]

I love getting to check things off! haha yess my handwriting totally depends on the pen I'm using and how much time I have 🤣

[@summer6565]

This is a really great idea, I am gonna try this.

[@Flashy.Colors]

Absolutely fascinating experiment 😊 I'm one of those who always forget every single piece of important, curious, funny, or helpful information I see, read somewhere or heard during the day. I'm going to give your brilliant idea a try ❤ thank you so much for sharing.

[@lillabjornstationery]

I'm the same way! So glad you enjoyed 😇💖💖

[@MeowyyyQt]

I love this idea so much! I used to do this when I was in elementary but now im just keeping a journal and only have 1 page per month for brain dump😂 i have a small Mikko notebook that I wanted to make use of but I couldn’t think of a purpose for it yet. This video inspired me to do the same! I also feel like having a lot of thoughts just make me feel overwhelmed and overstimulated so when that happens, I just lie down and doomscroll. Your experiment seems like it could greatly help this problem of mine. Thank you so much!

[@GüntherScholz-i2t]

Thank you so much for this. I keep a bullet journal, wanted to begin a commonplace-notebook. I was wondering how to merge them, what to use in the bullet journal etc. You provided mw with a solution: Journaling in the small notebook and then migrating the things that are worth migrating into my bullet journal or my commonplace notebook. That also saves my bullet-journal from becoming cluttered. I also liked your analogy about the landing place and the beehive, thats exactly how I see it. What is so therapeutic about journaling on paper is the absence of noise. When I open my notebook to start writing the noisy everyday environment fades into the background and I'm starting to relax. I read Bertram Russels 'Conquest of happiness' recently and he describes sound and noise as a stressor.

[@lillabjornstationery]

Thank you! I am so glad you found this video useful 😇 I love the way you put it - "noise". I will definitely have to look into that book, sounds like it was really helpful 😊

[@NotTelling-p8v]

This is how I basically use both a catch-all Field Notes, and a Bullet Journal. The catch-all never leaves my pocket, and I feel much more lucid with what I put into it. I still annotate, with an overall system that spreads across all notebooks, reading materials, and commonplace books. The Bullet journal is reserved for an overview of everything going on. The organisation of my days/weeks/months, with room to reflect daily. I’m glad you’ve found a way to work both

[@mirabellewang]

Cool idea! I want to get back into more analogue things so this is a great way to let go of my own expectations of how neat my little notebook should be. Ty for sharing!

[@Amidst_the_Grey]

I have one dedicated Field Notes book for capturing. It's my analog brain. If it's in my head, I write it down. Nothing is off limits as far as what goes in it. It's the first and most important layer of my system. If your thinking is in one place, it can easily be allocated elsewhere or handled there and then. Having a holistic view of your thoughts is life changing. It can help you see if your expending yourself to much, if some months really are buisier than others, and keep mid and long term items just as relevant as the short term. My pocket notebooks are indispensible.

[@lillabjornstationery]

Wow, this comment was so beautifully articulated and I couldn't agree more! I especially love the term "analog brain", an extension of self 🥰 Do you prefer the Field Notes to other pocket notebooks you've tried?

[@Amidst_the_Grey]

@lillabjornstationery Generally, yes. I like the aesthetic, but I also like how they are 48 pages. That's enough to cover a significant period of time, but not too much that it becomes overwhelming. Log and Jotter books are 40 pages. I use those on occasion as well.

[@lillabjornstationery]

@@Amidst_the_Grey Thanks! 😊

[@Ashley-d1m]

How to refer to things quickly if needed or do you just flip day by day?

[@Amidst_the_Grey]

@@Ashley-d1m For me, I do a regular flip through of my entire book every day, which is one of the main reasons why I use the smaller pocket notebooks. Reviewing under 50 small pages a day is quick, and I have visual shortcuts on the page that I use to tell me if I can skip pages or a series of pages.

[@amywoolsey6591]

Loved this! Thanks for sharing and explaining your process. Beautiful!! :)

[@lillabjornstationery]

Thank you, so glad you enjoyed! 🥰

[@angelica351a]

Works great when working from home not sidetracked

[@mayyaalsaid]

This was so refreshing to watch, its something that speaks to me and I would love to try it out!

[@lillabjornstationery]

Yay! I think it's definitely worth a try 💖💖

[@laboubou593]

Loved it ! Was already thinking of something like this, thanks for this last push I needed. Will definitely try, beginning this afternoon !

[@lillabjornstationery]

I am so excited for you! Let me know how it goes 😇💞

[@mermaidmoongoddess]

I loved the video. I also used parknotes' videos as a way to guide my hand when it comes to journaling, his advice was very useful, and so was your video.

[@lillabjornstationery]

Thank you! I agree, he has some great thoughts and journaling ideas 🥰

[@penthevision4706]

Great idea 🙌 I will try this. Thank you for sharing.

[@ClumsyFaerie]

I’m giving this a go but in a very small pocket sketchbook I’ve had so long and haven’t used! It’s small and thin but great for starting this as it’s not intimidating to fill etc x

[@lillabjornstationery]

What a great idea! I hope it goes well ☺️💓

[@lunirosie]

I thought this a great idea, but knowing myself, I KNOW I would probably forget to check afterwards or procrastinate to do so. Just need to find out a good way to always write down my thoughts and remember them. 😅

[@SSandtheRVCats]

Very good - I like anything to help get me off the phone or help me to stay off of it.

[@ladyamalthea85]

Yeah, I need to do this.

[@northernvault2247]

I also use a small notebook to write down what planners I bought for 2025. Haven’t reached planner peace yet.

[@lillabjornstationery]

I have a planner breakdown in almost every single notebook I own haha! Don't worry, you have time to figure out the perfect system for you 🥰

[@amywoolsey6591]

Ben Franklin would be happy you like his quote. Clearly he was a planner.

[@lillabjornstationery]

Haha I'd like to think so 😉

[@kawaito_pixel]

Dah tua betul rasanya. Teringat masa muda2 dulu. Orang dulu buat nota begini le.

[@Jay-ql4gp]

Thank you!

[@lillabjornstationery]

I'm glad you enjoyed 😇

[@MelanieJohnson-x7p]

I might have missed this but what do you use the tabs for?

[@mahzabinrahman]

The notebook that I use is of a similar formatting, just more decorative!

[@lillabjornstationery]

Ouu! What type of decorations do you use? 😊

[@mahzabinrahman]

@ stickers and tape, I also paste drawings I do!

[@suzee_]

Love this !

[@lillabjornstationery]

Thank you! 😄

[@oliviagentles2756]

Amazing video

[@lillabjornstationery]

So glad you enjoyed! 🥰

[@justreginaaaaa]

I decided to try right now, looks like a really great ideia (sorry for the broken english lmao)

[@lillabjornstationery]

That's so exciting! Let me know how it goes 😊 (your English was perfectly understandable btw 😉)

[@nathalialopes8364]

Genius!!!!!!

[@russhyn]

what note book is this, sorry if i missed you saying it.

[@mamabjorn]

Wow! I want to try this experiment (and spearmint tea!)...oh, and, I definitely did not see any Christmas presents for me 😇

[@lillabjornstationery]

Omg well I hope not haha! You should try it 🥰

[@Alexandra-H]

Thank you for your video! How do you carry your notebook the whole time ? As a girl my pockets aren’t that big…

[@viannam5483]

I like the size of your dot grid notebook - do you have a link to which one you're using? Thanx

[@lillabjornstationery]

It's the Dingbats A6 notebook, here's the link! ca.dingbats-notebooks.com/products/wildlife?variant=40714359537715 (Not an affiliate link)

[@annoar9776]

So interesting! :)

[@fabianalbs5394]

The n 1 thing I always think about when considering starting this is: what will I do with this notebook when I’m finished? What do you guys do with it - throw them away, keep collecting them….?

[@lillabjornstationery]

For me, since all of the important information gets migrated, I will be throwing mine out 😇

[@CristinaSaya]

i loved the video, just one observation, it is pronounce contemplatio as written

[@1967dragonaxe]

@5:33 would make a great song lyric or title

[@lillabjornstationery]

Waittt, now that you mention it... 🤔

[@Katrina-mx2sf]

Yeah. Daily lists , things to remember, New ideas, clothes, food, whatever

[@saturdaysierrasky9548]

Genuine question. How do you stay in touch with your parents / loved ones if you don’t touch your phone? I want to try this but I am worried that they will worry about me

[@NinaBalls]

Hi, what are those translucent page markers?

[@shaunnadeckard1012]

Do you use a separate page for each day for each thought or you just start listing them?

[@lillabjornstationery]

I'll usually just start with the date at the top of the page and then write as much as I'd like -- I don't want to limit myself to one page per day. For this experiment, I wrote every single day, but I can see how some people might benefit from only dating this notebook when an idea comes to them (ie. not feeling pressured to use it every day) ☺

[@hannahclark8313]

So neat! I would love to use a pocket notebook, but they've always felt too small for my handwriting and everything I tend to write down.... But maybe I should try again!

[@lillabjornstationery]

If you feel restricted by the size, you could get an unruled pocket notebook instead (ie. completely blank), it might help? 😇

[@hannahclark8313]

@lillabjornstationery True! Thanks for the idea!

[@hannahclark8313]

@lillabjornstationery I really enjoy your videos btw! Not too long, not too short and very fun to watch/listen to.🤗

[@lillabjornstationery]

@@hannahclark8313 I am so happy to hear that, thank you so much 🥰🥰

[@CaribouDataScience]

I’m glad to see that not only are you holding the pen in the correct hand but ,you’re also holding your wrist straight.

[@lillabjornstationery]

As a lefty, I can’t tell if this is sarcasm, but thank you haha 🤣🙏

[@renafielding945]

I have no cellphone .paper notebooks are so much better in every way°

[@lillabjornstationery]

Wow, I wish! I respect that level of digital minimalism 😇

[@Katrina-mx2sf]

Yeah, i love Pinterest, but never look at my saves, or rarely

[@kscurry]

What notebook are you using in this video?

[@lillabjornstationery]

It's the Dingbats A6 dotgrid notebook!

[@EmpressCosplay]

I call it my „brain book“. Whatever I think important enough I write down. I have ADHD. The concept of „Ah, I‘ll remember it later“ doesn’t exist for me 🤣

[@GingerNut1701]

Oooh love those tabs! Which ones are those??

[@victoriairias7703]

Mehta pocket notebook is this!?

[@anieundihrekrumel8427]

The brand is "dingbats". 😉

[@lillabjornstationery]

Dingbats A6 pocket notebook!

[@brotherpeter00]

The truth is we don't need to write everything down. We don't need to constantly be taking notes or making lists. We don't need to be constantly entertained or stimulated. Truly I say this with all the love in my heart because I've watched a few of these notebook videos and I see the same inherent mistake that people make with their smartphones. That is the constant need for stimulation and the constant need for interaction with something other than our own minds. Certainly there are some things we should write down but they are not nearly as prevalent as what is generally depicted in these notebook videos. It makes no sense to write down lists of things you'll never do. The truth is if you don't do it right now it probably won't get done.

[@implozia-rewind]

The "if you don't do it right now, it will never be done" is the exact mindset I have right now and IS HARMFUL!!! Why? Because I get bogged down with only the momentary thoughts and actions and never something of true meaning and long term achivement. Yes, we don't need to write everything down, but I would rather write it down than forget about it entirely! Especially if that something is a thought towards my own betterment in the long run!

[@thesavage2459]

Shh 🤫

[@cherylgartsbeyn]

You should look into Ruby Granger's video on commonplace notebooks! Similar idea!

[@sushanart]

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[@lillabjornstationery]

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[@adoreandu-learn-p4g]

A spearmint?? ROFLMAO

[@matthewandalice5989]

How / what do you migrate to your Weeks? I ask because coincidentally I've started doing this, but have found it hard to know what the primary purpose of my weeks is, other than a calendar.