From one log to another…

For a paper and pen lover like me, there is something exceptionally satisfying about finishing one notebook and moving onto the next.

I started my new log book system back in April, the day before my birthday, a variation on the bullet journaling method. Every day laid out, all the tasks, the events, the wins, the bumps in the road. 

Jotting everything down has helped me keep my anxiety-goblins under lock-and-key, closing the open loops that otherwise rattle around my head and stop me from relaxing. 

And transferring them physically onto a page works in a way that digital systems never do, at least for me. 

Have a thought. Write it down. Close the book. Get up and carry on with your day knowing it will be there waiting for you when you’re ready. 

Job done. 

READ MY LOGBOOK SERIES

Want to find out how I actually use my logbook? Go down a journalling rabbit hole with me!

Inside my logbook: The monthly spread

The first in a short series exploring the notebook system that helps me organise my months, weeks and days

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Inside my logbook: The weekly spread

The second in a short series exploring the notebook system that helps me stay focused on what matters most

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Inside my logbook: The Daily Log

The third in a short series exploring my bullet journal set-up. This time, we dive into the simple list that keeps all the plates spinning.

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Inside my logbook: Extra bits and bobs

The fourth in a short series. All the little ways I make my logbook feel like home.

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