#minimal planner

[a-study-log]

Some weekly/daily planning and some pens/mildliner swatches.

I’ve been a little quiet here and not posting as often. I think I’ll get back to it now. I had an interesting couple of weeks and I decided to take a week off to rest and recuperate from the stressful thing April was. I checked progress and adjusted my study goals too. I don’t know when exactly I’ll start work so, it was a good idea to feel refreshed and get back to studying again.

[under-plan]

[bitsofshanshine]

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[hyba]

December Digital Journal

Today I went from being very concerned about a family member's medical emergency, and ended the day with a health scare of my own which left me exhausted and drained, and anyway long story short I just made this journal to help distract myself and thought you might like it.

It's what I like to think of as my Dark Mode journal. Because it's 4 AM and I'm sitting in my dark room and I didn't feel like being blasted by light. It's also a minimalist design, mostly because I wanted to make one quick so I could get to using it and do a little journaling.

Super simple. Monthly glance, Weekly pages, and 21 Journal entry pages. If you're stuck on what to write about in your journal entries, there's a list of suggested prompts at the end of the journal. You can use it any December.

Get it here.

Hope you get as much use out of it as I will!

[bluesnadbluets]

Try out this free template!

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[aprivatelifeofagirl]

i love this minimalistic spread

[datastate]

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[unbulletjournalbanal]

Petit retard pour le mois de février mais le voici enfin !

J’ai choisi la couleur rose pour ce mois-ci et une chanson de Lionel Richie pour la St Valentin. 💘

[thecreativeroute]

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[princessproductivity]

These two mistakes are stealing your time... (They were stealing mine too!)

It can feel so disappointing to have a plan for your long-term goals written out and still feel like you are unable to achieve everything. I promise I've been there. There were two key mistakes I was making that were leaving me feeling overworked, and underproductive.

Mistake #1: Sleeping in.

I love being awake early... but I hate the act of actually waking up early. The relief that comes with knowing I'm up hours ahead of time, with plenty of wiggle room in my morning to get a head start on the day is amazing. All of a sudden, I realize my morning rush out the door doesn't need to be so stressful.

Sadly, that relief never makes the 5:00 AM alarm any easier.

The problem is that late nights lead to late mornings, and all too often I found myself rushing out the door unprepared for the day as the result of the previous night's pleasures and an extra hour of sleep. Don't get me wrong, it can feel great to sleep in on the weekend, but as my day has become less structured around a set "day job" schedule and more self-directed, I realized just how harmful the habit of sleeping in can be for an entrepreneurial lifestyle.

Many studies have led to the conclusion that our best ideas occur early in the morning and that we miss out on our most critical growth opportunities when we sleep in. I'm not saying that the early mornings are fun... I am saying that they are worth it.

Mistake #2: The cost of sacrificing high amounts of time into low-reward ventures.

As an entrepreneur, I understand the importance of casting one's net far and seeking new opportunities to learn and grow. However, sometimes your time is more valuable than what that opportunity itself may have to offer.

I recently accepted a minimum wage position (my first in years) on Saturdays, helping the owners of a small-town thrift shop set up their online sales channels. I didn't need the money, but I figured it was a great opportunity to explore online sales further as I had some experience with it already, and I loved the idea of helping another small business get off on the right track.

Unfortunately, I quickly learned that the two women who co-owned the business were not on the same terms about what they wanted long-term from the venture. Both had their own successful businesses on the side, and this little thrift shop was more of a hobby venture than one they truly wanted to see succeed.

Ultimately, it came to be that neither of them truly knew if they wanted an online sales channel at all! The six hours I spent there every Saturday was valuable time that I couldn't get back. While the idea of helping another business kick off was appealing upon a first impression, I realized that my time wasn't worth minimum wage in a place that clung to stagnation instead of capitalizing on new growth opportunities.

There will always be more opportunities than we can take — make sure the ones you do take are worth the time you will never get back.

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[a-study-log]

July wrap up on a content note🌧️🌥️⛅️

[mystacoceti]

contrast between foreground and background in a novel has become maybe the most interesting thing about a novel at this point for me. like Balzac's use of Lucien Chardon in Lost Illusions as a way to, like, show a cross section of not just French intellectual society but all the material bullshit that makes that society possible, from the petty dinner parties to the actual printing presses which make possible the transmission of all the intellectualizing while at the same time using an entire subplot to allegorically suggest the ambivalence between the decaying aristocracy and the rising bourgeoisie. it makes it feel like even though Lucien is the protagonist of the novel he truly is just some guy within a society, like both the society and the guy are interesting even if narrative would have us value the guy over the society. and even a flatter novel like A Sentimental Education uses that flatness as an effect of its depiction of its protagonist. other novels that eschew this feel like they're just wasting one of the great formal advantages of the novel, something that is by nature so subtle and evocative even when done only half thoughtfully; ever since I've read Gideon the Ninth I've wondered who produces the trashy men's interest magazines Gideon reads and how did it come about that there would be porn perfectly in line with the hierarchical needs of the setting's military.

but it's not so much that novels eschew this possibility as they just misuse or underutilize. technically there is a background in a book like Beautiful World Where Are You, but that background is wholly limited to the characters' ignorance, so it's up to the reader to supply the irony when a character sits in a convenience store in Ireland and imagines that the ingredients for a shrinkwrapped sandwich come from some distant unimaginable while in fact Ireland exports millions of dollars of lettuce to the UK and imports millions of dollars worth back from the same or from Spain. another character works in an Amazon-type warehouse sending nondescript packages to god knows where, and of course the reader has to again supply the banality and irony of this mystery: the packages would be the material odds and ends which fill the warehouse worker's and the other characters' lives.

I can think of plenty of contemporary novels that feel like this — for instance, the way Fake Accounts brings up the theme of the Cold War's End, and America and Americans' bemusement at their place in that post-something world, but then can't or won't develop that theme — but it's not so much a contemporary flaw as it is just an inherent difficulty of creating complex art. to write interestingly about supply chains and minimum wage workers you would have to actually be interested in those things and then stoke that interest long enough to research its objects and think through the problems of depiction

[under-plan]

The Bermuda Triangle of the planners

[cultivating-wildflowers]

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[kaijukiki]

Planners/Workbooks

Artist of Life workbook/planner from @Lavendaire is a minimalist dream! A faux leather hard cover is pleasing to the touch more than the eyes. The inside is a full guide for ambition and reflection. I used this for pacing through productivity and keeping track of goals, it even has a bucket list! Which I’ve never made before now! The book I used this year 2022 lead me to a lot of career and life goals.

[deasystudio]

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