how this pocket notebook changed my life.
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2023
- Pocket notebooks are wonderful tools for capturing and reflecting on thoughts you have during the day. I also believe them to be a nearly essential addition to a second brain system. I hope this video helps you start your own and start reaping the benefits of having one!
Notebook in video: www.moleskine.com/en-us/shop/notebooks/the-original/classic-notebook-black-9788883707100.html
Pen: www.parkerpen.com/collections/essential/jotter/jotter-ballpoint-pen/SAP_1953170.html
Hey all! Thank you for all the support. If you liked this video, I think you'll also enjoy this one about journaling. It's a practice that's taught me to organise the thoughts in my head by laying them out messily on paper: ua-cam.com/video/zRKJjFgFSV0/v-deo.htmlsi=H1r7U7yNR1qTon7e
Joshua, great job! I journal every day as a morning and evening ritual. Keep sharing your ideas!
Well done young man! Can’t wait to see more of your journey!
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It's so good to see young generation trying to get out of the claws of social media. All the best kid.
It's destroying our generation. Thank you very much!
Love this comment!
I agree! So good to see a younger person concerned with introspection and improving themselves. I know adults who don’t have this level of self awareness
im seeing more people getting into notebooks and journaling and it makes me so happy. been journaling since i was 11? i'm 32 now. can't stop won't stop.
Yeah I think it's making a resurgence which is super cool to see. Glad you're so committed!
@@joshuachung67 thank you! it's more like a habit now vs being a commitment. There are days when I won't journal. However, I realized lately that not journaling makes me feel something similar to not brushing my teeth/not showering for long periods 🤣 --but mentally. It's a very uncomfortable feeling that's just built into me now if i forget to journal for long stretches of days.
Anyway, it's fun especially when you look back on the memories. I hope you enjoy writing as well for many years to come! 🥰💖
Makes me happy, too!
me who lost my notebooks which i did from hs to college, and i felt so heartbroken that I can't start again
@@1700tt oh man, so sorry to hear. Hopefully you can start again. I've had some journals burned because my old religion forced me to. I'm still sad about that to this day. But so far it feels good rebuilding and recording new memories. I've just accepted that life is temporary l and I'm writing because it's enjoyable and no longer about mainly keeping memories. Hopefully you find a good reason to start again 🫶
It’s encouraging to see a young person getting away from phones and thinking independently
I hope to inspire my generation!
You did thanks @@joshuachung67
Love seeing others still enjoying the power of a simple pen & notebook.🥰
It’s so influential.
Once upon a time, this would be called a "commonplace book." You're reinventing a rich history, and I think that's terrific!! ❤
Thank you! I actually plan on making a video about commonplace books in the future as well.
@@joshuachung67 Nice! Well, I'll be a new subscriber. 😁
@@LaLa_ArtGal I appreciate it!
You are wise beyond your years and are definitely headed in a great direction. I hope you don’t truly believe you are in an undesirable place right now. We’re all on a lifelong learning journey and what we’re experiencing now always benefits us later on. Such an inspiring video. Thank you!
Thank you very much. I’m actually at a very desirable place currently, but I was kind of quoting Peterson in his book. Thank you for your support!
Nice little video. 👍
If I may offer two tipps that work very well for me and my pocket notebooks:
1. If you can manage, bring two pens with different colours with you (black and blue being an obvious choice). First colour for jotting everything down, second for later revision, annotations, circles, arrows, underlining etc. This makes it easier not only to think on paper but also to re-think the deeper ideas again.
2. I like to keep real thinking somewhat separate from quotes or lists. For that purpose, I write in my notebooks from both ends by turning it around. Ideas, reflections etc from the front, miscellaneous stuff from the back.
Anyway, you're on a very promising track if you keep on spending time with your thoughts and notebooks instead of your phone. Keep it up!
The second point you make is a very important distinction between commonplace books/compendiums and journals. Maybe I'll make a video on it. Thanks for the support!
nice tip!
I've ordered a New Yorker Day Planner for the last 30 years. I'm 62 and love being able to see the week at a glance and the activities and meetings and free time all written down. I have friends who don't write anything down and live day to day. No wonder they always complain their life is chaotic.
Definitely. I’ve been using google calendar to block out nearly every hour of my day and it’s so stress-relieving.
Dude, I have this exact same notebook.
Been using it for years.
I've also used plenty of the larger 5x8 Moleskine's,
but this one fits in my pocket and goes with me.
I just changed over to a new one a week ago.
The old was filled up.
We are like brothers.
That's great to hear! Haha yeah, I guess so.
Smart young man!
Thank you, I found your little talk about your note taking as most interesting and enlightening - I wish I had started doing that when I was young. I will start now - I’m 84 so I guess it’s never too late. You’re young enough to get into the habit of recording your own thoughts and observations as well as practising written expression in general which is fast becoming a lost art. Lastly your self-education will be an asset in your life. Thanks again.
Thank you for your kind words. I’m so glad that you’re starting!! I don’t think it’s ever too late.
Wow, I thought me being in my 50s it’s too late to start this!
“Straight from the pit of hell” 😂. That’s so funny and true.
Another man discovered pen and paper!
When I hear smart kids like you, my hope for humanity's future goes way up! Nice work! Keep these comin'! 😋
Thank you very much!
I couldn’t agree more. This is how successful people think. When I say successful, I mean emotionally intelligent, financially secure and generally content with life.
Writing uses a different set of pathways in the brain than typing or even talking. This keeps those thoughts around in “brain cache” allowing one to recall things very quickly. This is why comedians are usually really smart people: Timing is everything in comedy and being able to quickly reflect on speech and respond is a marque of intelligence.
I’ve used a moleskin pad for over 20 years. It installs confidence with customers, because they can see you’re taking their concerns seriously, that you’re listening. The benefits are countless. Never again will you have to struggle to revert a great ideas you had 2 weeks ago, but just can’t remember when it came up in conversation last night. This just works.
I completely agree with everything you said. It's so cool to see this applicable in your business experience too.
Excellent points, thanks for sharing! I had a teacher as a senior in 1986 that would give us 15 minutes to journal, which was strange at first but eventually we all understood its purpose. SO glad he did that. I still have those notebooks all these years later and read what my past self was thinking, as you mentioned. Great video, hopefully we can keep the written word alive! Going to try that pen 😁
Good on the teacher, and I’m so glad to hear that. Thank you!
Great to see someone this young be so insightful. I need to share this with my daughter. Good work! and good luck!
Hope you all benefit from this. Thank you!!
I appreciate the clarity of your thoughts.Yes, your ideas do come across in your speech! Thank you for sharing!
I also have an aggressive dislike for blue ink too.
Fabulous video! You’re obviously a deep thinker already and I appreciate your willingness to share your notebook practice with such clarity and wisdom. Thank you!
Thank you very much!
OMG I absolutely loved your video! For years I used a notebook to collect everything that happened in my life, what I did, read, thoughts, feelings, adventures etc. I call it my hybrid-commonplace.
Now a days, I take a more creative approach for my videos, however the system and purpose still the same. I have to admit, I lost my way for a bit in the planning world, but I am slowly getting back and realizing how much value a simple notebook and a pen can add to ones life. I love that you are so young and clear on how valuable time is to be spent on your phone all day. Keep it up, new fan here :)
Thank you so much! I’m glad the video helped you out.
Great video, Josh! I started with these little notebooks recently and they have changed my thought process and understanding of trading a ton. Also with my personal life it helps keep me from missing the little things!
This is a great video! You have only used this for a week and already have benefitted so much - encouraging. I have recently started using a "commonplace book" so I'm sure that's why UA-cam thought I'd like your video.
Thank you very much! Yes, the amount of perspective into my mind I gain from this notebook is already so beneficial. I’ll definitely make a video on commonplace books soon too!
Wow! What an amazing young man! You are a glimmer of light shining with hope for our future! Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you for your kind words!
Great video, and also great timing, I've been thinking about this pocketbook thing and you just convinced me. I'll give it a shot!
That’s so great!! Thank you for the kind words!
So many more benefits to writing something down physically rather than the ingestion of digital media - your memory of tasks become more "stuck" in your head, having taken the time to write them down and see it being written.
Keep up the analog notes - it's a mindful thing that I wish more people embraced as we edge closer to closer to less and less physical and tangible interactions.
I completely agree. It’s something that will keep us tethered to reality as we approach a digitally-focused lifestyle.
I agree, and it’s so enjoyable to write cursive. I feel sorry for people who didn’t learn to write that way!
Hello Joshua,
I have been watching with interest the video you have uploaded to UA-cam. I completely agree; the idea of revisiting thoughts and ideas in a little notebook fills me with great excitement. Thank you very much. I am following you. 👌
Thanks for your support!
Been starting to carry a pocket book since a few months ago. It's always a good tool to write on while I'm at work. I work in retail selling computer accessories, so I have to know about ALL the things to sell. Reading online reviews and listening to how my coworkers sell a product are not enough. That's where the pocket book comes in. Besides jotting down notes of products, I usually would write my thoughts for the day, small fanfics, and even doodles.
Yup. It seems like you would definitely love a second brain-- i'd look into it!
I am in Auto Sales. I also have been carrying one for a while now and they are great .
I actually started using the watercolor ones first, and I needed a thin liner for my sketches because they were so tiny so I started using 0.05 liners in it and now I basically use those to write with too. I'm not really sure about the smudging because I'm right handed so it's never been an issue, but I find that thinness to be the perfect size for these note books.
Never thought of using moleskine art notebooks for this. I’ll give it a try!
My notebook is my best helper! Never runs out of power! Nice little video! Keep on rolling!
Thank you!
This was very well put together, great music choice and you have a great speaking voice. Also the content is needed now more than ever.
Thank you very much!
I really love how you use the electric tape to hold the pen. It's probably so basic, but would you consider to make a short video on how you attached it to the notebook?
Yes! Due to the number of requests, I’ll be making a short on how to make one yourself.
@@joshuachung67 that is awesome. Thank you Joshua. The best part about it is that we can adjust it to the size of our fav pens! Thanks so much and looking forward to it
I've been looking for a "system" to take notes, make checklists, jot down thoughts in the moment, and keep a record of things I would like to remember. The Bullet Journal - at least in it's pure minimalist state - is about as close to a systematic approach that might meet my needs. The downside of the Bullet Journal is that it is indeed a system by which everything has its neat little place. As you have discovered, sometimes you just want to jot down the thought quickly and have it available for when you want to remember or apply it. Get the thought down, then file it somewhere later. The A6 notebook is perfect for this. I appreciate how you explained everything and commend you for your desire to be intentional. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
So glad to hear that this video helped. Thank you for your support!
I can confirm from my own experience that my colleague and I (we are both active academics and engaged in a variety of activities) independently use this exact notebook. I own several of them, it's the best (also bit more expensive) notebook I've ever used, and I can't get enough of it. I use it primarily as a to do list, on one side I write my memos on each line (and cross off completed tasks and then whole pages), then on the other side I write my notes. I also use Apple notes but I always rewrite or consult a paper journal several times a day. It's by far the best system I've come up with in decades of study and practice.
Thanks for your comment! That is so so cool to hear
I've been doing the same for many decades, but have never Mae it all as articulate as you have. Great videoed keep spreading the written word.
That's so awesome! Thank you, and I definitely will.
I am much older than you, but you are truly inspiring. I really enjoyed your video. Regards from South Africa
What an inspiring video. I was looking for a daily planner description and accidently stumbled upon your video. Great discovery.. Bravo!
Thank you! Glad it helped
Thanks for the tips years ago I used to carry all time a small note book and pen but by some reason I leave that habit. Now I'm back with and your video inspire me a lot and help me to remind some cool times that I used to have with the small note book.
Take care and God Bless you
Awesome, that’s great to hear! Thanks and you too
Really enjoy your content. You have a great persona and voice for this style of content. Can’t wait to see your content a year from now. Keep going!
Thank you so much!!
@@joshuachung67 are you on other social platforms? Email? LinkedIn? Would love to connect
You can reach out to me at joshua.chung6705@gmail.com, but I don’t really use any social media!
Keep up the good work! I’m 64 yo and diving back into my notebook. It’s a stronger connection to what’s important.
Absolutely. Thank you!
Great insights. Great wisdom. You are on track.
I appreciate it very much.
Technology is super useful, and what people don't understand is that notebooks count as technology. Of course not by themselves, but technology is just the application of knowledge and in this case: committing your thoughts to memory to remind yourself later, opinions you may have that you want to elaborate on that you simply just can't remember or type, or just pure efficiency. There's no extra features with a notebook; you make the features in it.
Back in the olden days, we had these things called planners: calendar, notes, contacts, and journal..... all in one fancy dancy book that we carried around. I miss my old planner.
I used to use a planner but actually found that my current system works better. Thanks for the comment!
love this type of content and you do it as well as anyone else. thanks for sharing
Thank you!!
Love this! I’m 60 & agree with you, I much prefer a notebook & pen than a phone for notes etc. Also, you have a great attitude 🙂
Thank you!
You're right. Keep at it. A constantly present notebook has made me super effective in my many areas of activity. Pair this with reading and you're super-man.
That's so awesome to hear. Yup; planning to do a video on reading soon too!
It is good to see young people picking up notebooks and pens again.
I think it’s making a resurgence!
bro is going places.. keep it up my man
Thanks !!
Before you started talking about Obsidian I was already thinking it might be a great idea to go back to a notepad for dumping stuff quickly as I have the same issues as you with using a phone and quick dumping into Obsidian. I started with a notepad and never thought I'd go back but this video has made me realise that it might actually be a good idea. Thank you.
Yeah it’s a great system for organizing, especially if your brain is as disorganized as mine. Thank you!
All of your points are valid! Writing is definitely more beneficial than typing a note in your phone. I love writing - even if it is on a post-it note. Great job! Thank you for this informative video! I hope it starts a new trend! God bless you!
Thank you!! I certainly hope so too
I’m proud of you, young man. You want to be your best, and you’re a thinker. All the best.
Thank you so much!
I have been filling composition books as my second brain for years, but mainly to do lists and random things I needed to remember. I really want to start a commonplace book next!
Awesome to hear. I might be putting a video out on that too!
"straight from the pit of hell" amen
Excellent ! I like these better myself. They seem simple and lite
Left hand gang+ bro a genius for that tape trick
Yessir! Haha thanks
Nice 😊This is encouraging. I have mounds of journals waiting for entries and a stack of library books to read. I will do my best to put pen to paper more often during the day rather than picking up the device from the pits of hell🤣. Great stuff Joshua!
I'm glad you found it encouraging! Me too. Videos on journaling and reading more are in the works. Thanks for the support!
I call it that too “device from the pits of hell”, when my grown kids are staring at it all the time!
Really good thought providing and inspiring
Helpful and on-point. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I also have started using a pocket notebook, into my second week of it. Can't imagine life without it
I know right? It’s crazy how much it changes things
I really enjoyed this video man. Plan on getting my own pocket notebook soon, also keep up the great work 👍
Appreciate it!
Bro. You're a high school senior? Impressive. You're a lot more articulate than many college graduates I know.
Thank you very much
Gen X here, you give me hope. And confession I am a tech head, but the value of pen and paper is unmatched. Bravo.
Thank you. I’m the same way-love tech but also stationery
Writing your thoughts is therapeutic. I agree with you, writing is very different from typing. I has an organic feeling that makes you process the information very differently.
I’ve been doing this exactly a year now, started at 2nd jan 2023, now 2024, although I carry it with me everywhere in my jacket in chest pocket, I do not write in it daily, I use it when I need to „deload” my brain out of thoughts and ideas, for me it’s starts when I can’t fall asleep at night and I stay wide awake for hours and hours, that’s my trigger to pick that notebook and write down everything for next few days, what I think, feel, any ideas, fears etc.. great stuff
That’s so great! Thanks!
What a lovely voice you have! Thanks for this content 😊
Thank you!
I recently started the same thing, although it was in a notebook already half full so I'm gonna get a new one soon. It's genuinely been great for my mental health. I'm glad I started lol
Great to hear!! Stick with it 😁
@@joshuachung67 as an artist, it's honestly become a lifesaver because I can keep all of my ideas that I have (which is a lot between 5 genres of music, a D&D campaign, visual art and more), keep all of my deeper observations/thoughts that I've been struggling with having the mental room to let breath because of aforementioned ideas, and also just generally help me remember to *think* and not just exist/go through the motions.
Solid video! Glad I clicked on it. I'll give this notebook a shot. I've tried things like this in the past, but maybe the flaw was the notebook size. Thanks!
Thank you! I’m exactly the same way, but carrying it around all the time definitely makes you use it more. All the best!
Great video, enjoyed it much. I've been journaling in a little Moleskine pocket journal just like yours for the last 15 years, I've got 23 of them now filled with notes, thoughts, introspections, just about everything. I agree with everything you said. Journaling let's me organize my thoughts and I see things clearer, and it let's me access my intuition better. I started with a small Cross Century ballpoint for years, but now I use fountain pens, with fast dry ink. Love the tactile feel. Check out the Kaweco Sport fountain pens with a mini ink converter and extra fine nib so ink dries fast and does not bleed through the paper. They are so small and compact. It's cool seeing my journal filled with many different vibrant colours. All the best!
That’s so good to hear. I love fountain pens, and I use them mostly at home, but I’ve found moleskine paper to bleed a bit too much even with softer inks and a fine nib. Thank you!!
@@joshuachung67 Thanks for the reply. I found Montblanc Permanent Blue will not bleed through Moleskine paper, even with the broadest wettest nibs. It's been my go to for use in Moleskine paper. All the Best!
Interesting concept. And a great edit by the way. As a fellow left hander, I share your desire to use pens that have fast drying ink. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! yeah it's such an annoyance. Cool channel, by the way
@@joshuachung67 many thanks! I appreciate that.
I am extremely glad that UA-cam recommended me your video. I have been using a bullet journal for jotting down my thoughts, and I used reminders in my phone for tasks and to-dos.
I had a similar experience like the one you described, every time I pull out my phone to check off the reminder, my thumb automatically slid to the Instagram icon. It was like a muscle memory; I touch my phone, boom, Instagram! I did notice that I was waddling away my time, but when I did notice I was way too much into it. It was difficult to switch my brain immediately to do the tasks I was supposed to have finished an hour or 30-minutes before. I tried using bullet journals for writing my tasks, but I would only use that at the end of the day to check off everything, and reflect on the thoughts, which was still useful, however, it did not help me at the moment to check off or just look at things immediately and move on to the next one. The idea of a pocket notebook to quickly check things off and jot down thoughts right at the moment is brilliant! I'm convinced it's the solution I've been missing.
Your insights also hit home when you talked about writing a commentary or journaling any daily observations in the pocket notebook. I do journal about any particular incident that I observed and jot down my thoughts about it, but most of the times, I just could not replicate the exact feeling that I felt at that moment. The emotion was missing. I appreciate the introspection that I get when I journal at the end of the day, but I also would like to look back at the spontaneity of my emotions and the extent of it at the moment. I am hoping that having a handy notebook might also solve this issue.
I very much appreciate your clarity on the things that you shared. Your clarity has added in me as a viewer an extra confidence to do things differently, and welcome change, and accept change. I am a bit wary when it comes to changing things suddenly, and then returning to the old ways half-way down the lane. Seeing a young mind like yours with confidence, clarity, and intentionality, has also inspired me to embrace change and act with intention. Thank you for your thoughts, and I wish nothing but best for you going forward. ( I am 23, and I only started figuring out all about intentionality and presence of now, I am glad that you have started early.)
Oh yup! I am a new subscriber from today! Looking forward to your future contents. Best wishes, Joshua.
Thank you so much for your comment! I’m glad this is something that speaks to you- stick with it!
Your video is so timely. I, too, am aiming to reduce my time on the screen to more on paper and pen. The phone or iPad has become distracting…more pop up’s, notifications…. I am finding that it’s so easy just to open up a notebook and find what I need instead of trying to figure out where I put that info in what app. Thanks for your insightful video.
Awesome! Best of luck to you and thank you for the support.
I think It's great tool to avoid internet addiction. a lot of people tell us "stop internet. it's toxic". the problem is we just can't resist. because it's too addictive but this pocket size notebook is maybe the solution to me. I just tried it and I've started to believe that writing anything to these notebook is really strong. thx for nice video!
Once you form the habit of reaching for the notebook over the phone, it's so much more beneficial. Thank you!
Fantastic video, love it! ❤ I hope, it benefits a lot of young people out there!
I hope so!
Loved video, I have two pens like that also. Also a notebook with a holder.
Thank you! That's so awesome.
Great video and explanation man. I’m considering going back to analog with my notes. I used to use them in school and switched to digital but never felt the same as pen to paper
Glad it was helpful!
Joshua - Thank you. As lefty retiree, i have always struggled with journalling. I'm going totry again with your suggestions. Your comments about Obsidian: I use JoplinApp, but the problem is the same. The mobile version is simply too clunky. Good on you. I've bookmarked this and will come back.
That was an excellent video. You’re a natural at not letting your natural intelligence overpower your natural delivery. Subscribed.
Thank you very much! Such kind words
Like the diy pen holder. Can you make a video on how you made it
I'll definitely make a short in the future about it.
Man, Just like a month an a half ago, I met this young guy that had a notebook very similar to yours, I asked why he was doing that, I mean going analog and writing and he gave his version that I really liked it, day after I took a notebook and I started to do my agenda only hand writting and the benefits are terrific, easier to put down everything without distrations, all that you said applies, so this other guy saw me doing that at work and he said really liked it, then he started doing the same, ahahahhahaha, it is an amazing to motivate people.
In my case I love the fact that I can go back and check my previous task to do and write another page, and extend the topic, add new things thoughs to previous planned activities, I think it is very good to stay away from screens as much as you can.
BTW there are some notebooks called "bullet planner", they are freaking good to use too, research a bit, you will love it.
And congrats for putting out there a vid with analog content.
Wow that's awesome! I'm so glad you started carrying one around. Thanks for your support.
Brilliant !!! I will buy a notebook tomorrow!
Awesome!!
KId looks so nice and authentic ! Keep going, brosky
Thank you very much!
5:07 very wise for your age. Your video inspired me. Keep on this path and you will outshine your peers.
Thank you!
I'm a lefty too. I've recently been liking blue ink. I like the way it stands out. I'm going to try a Parker Jotter ballpoint. A couple pens I like are Uniball Jetstream R and Zebra Pen Fine Point F-402. Oh and also, good old Bic 4 color pro ballpoint. The Uniball Jetstream "combine the smooth, vivid writing of a gel pen with the quick-drying, smudge-resistant properties of a ball point ink pen".
I love the jet-stream, but I find its ink is a little too weak. I’ve swapped over to the uni signo 207. It’s so so good.
This video is cool. Clearly remind and explain why notebook is great. Lost tools. I need to try this
Thank you! Best of luck.
You are wise beyond your years. Keep it up my friend.
I appreciate that
This notebook is better than any piece of technology , it clears the mind
Nice video
Definitely. Thank you!
Great video any book 📖 to catch ideas or quotes or whatever is handy , subbed
Thank you!
Seeing how stressed he looks when he talks about his brain is very telling. He grabs the back of his neck, scratches his cheek and wriggles a lot.
Nice video! I carry a softcover Leuchtturm 1917 A6 size in my bag or pocket all of the time. I love using it to write down random UA-cam video ideas that come into my mind. I also use Parker Jotter pens. I bought the replaceable black ink cartridges on Amazon because I prefer to write with black ink, as well.
I’ve heard that the Leuchtturms are better with fountain pens, so I’m thinking of switching to one after i fill up this moleskine. Thank you for your support!
@@joshuachung67 They are! 🙌 That’s actually why I don’t use a moleskine. Trust me, you’ll love them!
Nice video Joshua. Well done.
Thank you very much!
im going to start to carry one of these so i could write down my thoughts and ideas good video btw
Awesome. Thank you!
i feel validated knowing I'm not the only blue ink pen hater out there! Also I love my Moleskine and I've had it for years now it’s worth every penny
Ahah that’s awesome. Yeah I love the moleskine besides the fact that it’s not super fountain pen friendly.
Nice 👍. For reminders I would suggest Due app.
wow, this is amazing. life changing. inspirational :)
I agree with you on blue ink vs black ink, however, I recently heard / read that blue ink is actually better for journaling as it creates more freedom and creative. I believe it was either Dr Tara Swart or Dr Andrew Huberman that talked about the color of ink and how it influences you.
That’s kind of crazy. Maybe I’ll carry on with the blue..
Brilliant analysis. Proves that not all technology is useful for all purposes. Thanks
Thank you! Yes, it must be used responsibly.
"I'm not a philosopher, just a senior in high school" is a philosophy in and of itself
Haha I guess so...
Joshua, bom vídeo.
Penso que deveria continuar a fazer vídeos sobre estes temas que cada vez tem mais adeptos. Obrigado.
Thank you!
Dude… good for you! Well done! 👍🏻👍🏻💙💙💙
Thanks! 😃
I love using my pocket notebook. I use zebra sarasa vintage gel pens and tombow dual brush pens or zebra mildliners. I also use the notebook to journal & track my mental health.
I love the sarasa! that's so great to hear.