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Thanks so much Betty! Oh yes sorry-I will also add her channel to my description. Her channel is great! www.youtube.com/@erin_ware_art

Thank you for your wonderfully kind comment, Sharlene!

@@thrudoupseyes3068 I feel that! I so want to try all the other planners as well. I’m excited to have found a tomoe river TN insert with Sarica Studio. Can’t wait to try it. I think it might add just the right amount of options for me and will help me stay within the TN system!

Teri!!! You’re the best. Honestly, you’re the one who inspired me to dive in and make this video. I’m here to talk about journaling (and anything else really) anytime! 🖤🖤

Oooh… I'm liking how I could talk more about how minimalism meets planning. Thanks for watching and for your nice comment!

Welcome to the TN community! I'm glad you enjoyed the video 🖤

Thank you so much-I figured out how to edit it within UA-cam.

YES. I'm waiting for my first order through @saricastucio but she makes tomoe river paper inserts for both the regular and passport TN.

I can absolutely create that video soon. Thanks for requesting!

There are many such on UA-cam.

Hi! I just made this short here explaining how I do it. For 3 inserts, it might not align correctly but the more you smoosh it with your hands the better it'll align over time. ua-cam.com/users/shortsavD23xmWxpA?si=KF0fzE0FXjK1Cf4w Let me know if you have questions!

@@armidasawan7519 Yes, it’s a Yuruliku flat tool case!

@@Joy2Plan thanks for watching!

@@SylviaWithAPlan bahaha you caught me! Though I had a revelation this past week and merged the TN Passport into the Standard 😅

@@EJ-co3nq Hi! That’s a great question. As of right now, it’s more about the paper and the binding than anything else. I’m trying to decide between MD paper (which is what TN inserts use) and tomoe river paper. It is mostly about how the paper interacts with fountain pens and watercolor! And thank you so much for your kind words and for watching 🖤

@heyjennylee Ahhh I see, very true. I need to look up the paper you mentioned. I am only recently starting to step into the stationary world. I like how you use journaling as a way to process your thoughts and emotions. The fact you are able to keep your writing tidy and neat is something I often struggle with. I used to journal, but I simply just wrote down trivial tasks I finished throughout the day. Eventually it was garbage for me and I threw it away. I can tell that you put effort and heart when journaling, that tells me your caring attitude towards life. And I think I really respect and admire that, a quality I need to learn from.

@@EJ-co3nq If you're just getting started in the stationery world, I recommend grabbing any notebook you can find! When I really got into journaling, specifically bullet journaling, I loved the Leuchtturm 1917 A5 dot grid notebook. The paper is great for almost any pen, and the book lies flat, which is great especially when practicing your handwriting. But honestly-remember that your journal is just for you! You can put anything in there in any style that you want. My early journals are quite messy and disorganized… messy handwriting… but they were still a place that felt like home.

@heyjennylee Thank you very much, Jenny! The notebook looks neat. I like its hard cover. I am currently facing a life/death challenge, and honestly I don't know how much time I have left in the world. Sometimes I wonder what the point is for me to write and keep a journal because I might die in the near future. What is the point of journaling when I know I have a tendency to procrastinate and easy to give up? But after seeing your video, I realize I want to take my life seriously even if I might get to the end of my life sooner than others. Yes, journaling is for us, for us to process, reflect, and dig deeper into our emotions, thoughts, traumas, and core. Thank you for listening, sharing and making the video, Jenny. I hope you and your loved ones live a healthy and stress-minimzed life, and become better versions of yourselves through each passing day. I hope you find yourself soothed, inspired, lifted and grown after journaling. Love your drawings too.

@ Wishing you health, inspiration, and peace 🖤🖤🖤

Hi, use the subtract(28, prop("cycle")) formula for the countdown.

Yes absolutely. These templates are PDF’s that you can import into any digital note-taking app. Thanks for the kind words!

@@heyjennylee Oh, wow - thank you for the quick response! I am going to go purchase this now ♥

I use Notability.

@@heyjennylee thanks , does it have lock?

@@shifa3991 Yes it does. I have a few videos on Notability that you can check out for more details.

@@heyjennylee okayy thanks!

Hi! Glad you like it. I am not sure if the template still exists for the public. Here's the blog post where I walk you through how to set it up and it also includes some formulas. www.hellobrio.com/blog/notion-mood-tracker-template

Hi there! This is a great question. I no longer copy my calendar for the day in my digital planner-UNLESS I am trying to find blocks of time to plan out my day to get some focus work done. I also found it to be overwhelming to have my calendar in two places. Especially when my calendar changes during the day! Now, I use my digital planner more as a place for bullet journal collections. I hope this helps!

fantastic!! i’m so glad this helped you 🖤

Thanks so much, Niles! I hope you find it useful.

awesome, hope you love it!

Hi George, I don’t think you can go from Notion to Readwise, only Readwise to Notion!

You’re so welcome!

Thanks so much, Dena! Thanks for inspiring me :)

It doesn’t seem very heavy to me by itself. I load a LOT of stuff in it and it still feels comfortable!

Love it. Journaling is an amazing practice. I hope you find that you like the 54321 framework if you try it!

Hey Paul, the backpack is holding up great! Mine has taken a beating. The leather only shows nice character and wear-what you'd expect from a high-quality leather bag.

@@heyjennylee Thank you very much for the reply!

Hi! I don’t have a direct download link but I have a blog post walking you through how to create each property. The blog post link is in the description. Hope that helps! Let me know if you have any questions

you're welcome, bekah!

Hey there! It’s a number property where you show it as a ring, and then divide by 28. I also choose to show the number.

But it doesn't change automatically as you start tracking a new day isn't it?

@@Amy-jk4vk Right, definitely a downfall. I didn't quite figure that out yet!

Hey! Thanks for watching. I don't have the template available just yet, but I have the full tutorial on how to set it up in the blog post here: www.hellobrio.com/blog/notion-mood-tracker-template

@@heyjennylee Wonderful, thank you!

Haha I hope you find it helpful. It's so funny to go back and review photos and see how many bad/weird photos are taking up a ton of digital memory!

Hey hydronicrocker, this is so vulnerable and relatable-thank you for sharing. I think part of it is remembering that a lot of our "never-ending to do list" is self-mandated. So like, WHY do we have such a big inbox of things to do/read/watch? I think it helps to take a giant step back from everything digital and re-assess what your overall goals are. Notion is a slippery slope, in my experience. It's easy to think it can be a one-size-fits-all solution for everything, including overwhelm and hot messery. After trying to force a square peg in a round hole, I ditched Notion for my daily check-ins and have it more as a database for only "final notes" and "published pieces". I shared a bit about my tech stack here: view.flodesk.com/emails/63592ca8eaaa8a00893aaa91 As far as staying focused to what's important? Journaling. Lots of journaling. And lots of re-assessing. I'm constantly cutting out things (which may or may not be the healthiest way to approach this) but just testing things. Like cutting out wearables for 20 days (apple watch, etc), or going content-free for 7 days (per The Artist's Way book week 4 assignment). I realize I use a lot of toxic productivity as a crutch to stay busy, and I'm learning to sit with the discomfort more and more.

Thank you for taking the time to reply. I'll give the link a read that you've shared 🙂 Sounds like you're managing it best you can right now. I have been a bit infrequent with journalling, though I still try to journal when I can and feel the push to do so. As for Notion, I totally agree, and im thinking it's just best as a storage of data for me rather than a practical task/list management tool. It may work for others but the simplicity of a quick google keep note or even todoist is far more refreshing and easier to manage. I kind of binge watched a bunch of your videos and was up till 1am doing so, after which I felt uplifted and inspired. I think it's important to keep evaluating/reflecting and adjusting to better optimize the systems/routines/practices we have in place so we don't get stagnant and settle for less than we desire in terms of goals etc. But if something works that we have tried to switch from previously with a shiny new tool, it will be evident with time as we find ourselves navigating back to that trusty tool we were using before the new shiny. I hope you are doing well and would love to see more content from you in the future. You seem like a lovely person, inspiring and real. I appreciate the time you take in producing your content. I recently downloaded your minimalism map and have started working through it. Have an awesome morning/day/evening wherever you are 🙂

Thank you so, so much for your kind words and words of encouragement. I may or may not pick back up with UA-cam in the future. Either way, thank you for appreciating my stuff and connecting with me on Instagram. Here for you!