As someone whose mental illnesses affect my concentration, bullet journaling has been a life saver! I love having it as a creative outlet/planner. I open mine multiple times every day. So much so that I call it my "brain." :) I am absolutely a external thinker, so seeing things written out is the only way I can process information. Thank you for your content, Kaitlin!
Thanks for sharing Hannah 💕 I’ve never heard the term external thinker but it’s something I need to google asap bc I think that applies to me 😅 Glad the video was helpful!
What a lovely, unique techo/bujo hybrid. Writing kudos to yourself is a great idea, not conceited at all - in fact, it's encouraging, uplifting and motivating. Thanks for this lovely share.
I also have been watching your videos over the last couple weeks and I thoroughly enjoyed this long form one. I didn't think it was slow at all, and actually it was pretty comforting. You can't please everyone. Thank you for showing us your process.
I find task list categories to be better utilized by sorting them into WHERE I need to be to do them, for example, my current task list categories are: - home - moms house (im her caregiver) - out in Olympia (the larger city about 45 minutes from my home) - out in Elma (my small home town) - to contact This way, when I'm in Olympia or home or wherever and have a little extra time I can easily find a task I can get done while I'm in the location or mindset to do it.
Great video as always Kaitlin! And this came in just as I was about to start a new BuJo. I was also trying two separate journals for my work and personal life but I ended up liking neither 😅😅 Now let’s hope I stick with this new one
Im not a bit structure person so that’s probably why I don’t take very long! But I sometimes can take a long time too, sometimes you need to prepare for those ultra busy days!
Hi! I've been watching your videos for a few weeks now. While, they are good and inspirational, I wish they were not this slow... I watched this video on x2 and it still felt slow... I think you should try editing them down, or making key points before starting recording, so that you can mention them on rec.
Or maybe YOU can watch them when you're not busy and in such a rush. The video speed is just fine. I think you're just struggling with today's "go-go-go" culture. Sad.
As someone whose mental illnesses affect my concentration, bullet journaling has been a life saver! I love having it as a creative outlet/planner. I open mine multiple times every day. So much so that I call it my "brain." :) I am absolutely a external thinker, so seeing things written out is the only way I can process information. Thank you for your content, Kaitlin!
Thanks for sharing Hannah 💕 I’ve never heard the term external thinker but it’s something I need to google asap bc I think that applies to me 😅 Glad the video was helpful!
What a lovely, unique techo/bujo hybrid. Writing kudos to yourself is a great idea, not conceited at all - in fact, it's encouraging, uplifting and motivating. Thanks for this lovely share.
Thank you! Lol I’ve been struggling with a name for my system but love techo/bujo hybrid, shall be using that from now on 👌🏻
@@KaitlinGrey Looking forward to your future posts.😊
I also have been watching your videos over the last couple weeks and I thoroughly enjoyed this long form one. I didn't think it was slow at all, and actually it was pretty comforting. You can't please everyone. Thank you for showing us your process.
Thank you so much ❤️
I love journalism it helps with my depression
I find task list categories to be better utilized by sorting them into WHERE I need to be to do them, for example, my current task list categories are:
- home
- moms house (im her caregiver)
- out in Olympia (the larger city about 45 minutes from my home)
- out in Elma (my small home town)
- to contact
This way, when I'm in Olympia or home or wherever and have a little extra time I can easily find a task I can get done while I'm in the location or mindset to do it.
Very nice! Another great way to adapt the Alastair method list 🤌🏻
I love that in march everyone is changing their systems after the test drive period
Hahaha yes! Glad I’m not the only one, tbh I kind love seeing how people are changing up their systems 🤓🤓
I love your new monthly spread, it is minimalistic yet very beautiful! Thank you for the inspo, as always 😊
Thank you! I really like it to, it’s fun to have a space to use my stickers 🤓
😂😂😂 i think the same about my bullet journal and a hobonichi, too funny. I call it a bullet-nichi 😂
So glad you put that compliment in there ❤ not conceited at all
Thank you 🥰 Trying to normalize complementing myself, slowly we’re getting there!
Great video as always Kaitlin! And this came in just as I was about to start a new BuJo. I was also trying two separate journals for my work and personal life but I ended up liking neither 😅😅 Now let’s hope I stick with this new one
Thank you so much! I hope your new bujo works out for you, sending good journal energy your way ✨
Thanks for the spread ideas.
You are most welcome 🤓
I need to get like you! I swear I can take forever setting my day up. I need to do better. Thanks for sharing!
Im not a bit structure person so that’s probably why I don’t take very long! But I sometimes can take a long time too, sometimes you need to prepare for those ultra busy days!
@@KaitlinGrey I'm going to try to do 10 minutes lol that's the best I can do 😂
10 minutes is super speedy lol, I know you can do it 💪🏻
Excellent video
Thank you!
Hi! I've been watching your videos for a few weeks now. While, they are good and inspirational, I wish they were not this slow... I watched this video on x2 and it still felt slow... I think you should try editing them down, or making key points before starting recording, so that you can mention them on rec.
Thank you for sharing 💕
Or maybe YOU can watch them when you're not busy and in such a rush. The video speed is just fine. I think you're just struggling with today's "go-go-go" culture. Sad.
lol tea 👀 Thanks for the support 💕
Zoom in too please