What Is Measured Improves. If I let them, habit trackers freak me out. But a few quick mental adjustments and I flip from self-judgment to curiosity and reflection. One: Track what’s really important to me. Books, mood, yoga, Bible-reading — I track what matters to me, especially the things that relate most to the values…
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Compare Tomoe River, Delphina, Cosmo Air Light, and more in our detailed fountain pen paper tests for ghosting, bleed, and line fidelity. Find the best lightweight paper for your pens.
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Unlock 15 daily bullet journal layouts from minimalist tasks to maximalist doodles. Free ideas, community inspo, and tips for Delphina paper spreads that won’t bleed.
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B6 Companion Notebook Uses Achieving “Planner Peace” isn’t about having a single, perfect journal—but for me, it’s also not about having ten. Indexing still lets me keep a lot in one notebook, but I did still run into page economy. Even with the most page-rich planners on the market (like mine), I never had enough…
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When I write, later I remember the objects around me when I was writing. I remember the smell of the room and the thoughts and feelings in my mind and heart. I remember, later when I look at the ink. Ink dries. Digital pixels do not. And as the ink dries and ages, my heart…
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Fountain pen ink and watercolor battle of the papers: cosmo air light versus tomoe river paper Please enjoy these sunny photos of both tomoe river paper and cosmo air light. Tomoe River Paper and Cosmo Air Light: Fountain Pen Inks with Nikko G Flex Nib Tomoe river paper 2025. Inks: As you can see, the way…
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Some of us want a daily layout plus journal space in our bullet journals. It uses much paper. Also, there is the flow management. I love the flexibility that bullet journaling gives me, and I’ll be forever grateful to Rachel Wilkerson Miller and Ryder Carroll for introducing me to it. Every “problem” is just a…
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The Great To-Do List Dilemma. I love a good list. Or a bad one. Or a mediocre one. I love just about any experience I have putting pen to paper to make a list. Here are some ideas: But there are some days where the first kind, the lists of things I want to get…
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Here’s a simple and inspiring bullet journal goals page idea for the new year. I was listening to this meditation on soulspace about how God’s plans predate our mistakes, problems, and failures. And our hopes and dreams. How beautiful is it to imagine that the things you most deeply dream of doing are already out…
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Your daily bullet journal spread doesn’t have to contain lists and agendas. Though these are, of course, useful. But I often read the following in planning and journaling groups: “I don’t have a lot going on, but I want to use my planner!” “I don’t really use my planner (or journal) for appointments and task…
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