Wreck This Journal

Keri Smith is the author of several alternative journals that you can use as an amazing creative outlet, and it all started with this one. Each page is a new adventure, and you can fill them any way you see fit.

Q&A a Day

This popular series of journals was started by Potter Style, and they can preserve your memories for up to five years. As the title suggests, this journal asks you to answer one question every day, ranging from deeply touching to truly hilarious.

One Line a Day

This five-year journal has a similar concept as a previous one, but you won’t be answering questions this time around. You’ll capture your memories with a single line, and get to revisit them in the years to come.

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When To Do It

The best time to write down your dreams is immediately after you get up because you can quickly forget big and small details about your dream. Even if you are good at remembering the big concepts, the small details will surely slip away from you the longer you wait. Keep your journal and a pen by your bed and start writing as soon as you turn off your alarm.

How

You don’t have to worry so much as the order that you write the dream down in, just try to get out everything you can remember. Even if it at first you do not remember much, the more often you write the better you will get at remembering your dreams, and the better you’ll get at remembering the sequence as well.

The post Keeping a Dream Journal is Fun! appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

The Journal

Many companies offer already designed bullet journal, but if you want to make your own it’s actually not that hard. You can make your bullet journal as elaborate or simple as you want, depending on your craft level and your motivations. While some bullet journals just have a simple monthly calendar and then a tracker to mark off each task every day, some can go way beyond that.

What to Track?

What to track and how to do it is totally up to you. If you want to track something like water consumption, you can draw some glasses of water or drops of water at the top of the page, number it with the days of the month and fill in the days of the week and then put an “x” or some form of color to mark what you’ve accomplished. At the end of the week and month, you can see how much water you drunk every day, see patterns, etc.

The post What is Bullet Journaling? appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Setting goals is an important thing to do in order to go personally and professionally. But how do you know when you’re going to meet your goals? Evaluating yourself on a regular basis is a useful tool that doesn’t cost a thing.

If it has been a while since you’ve done some reflection or self-assessment, now is a great time to do it. Take your journal and a pen, prepare a coffee and get ready to be analytical about your life.

Taking a break to check the progress in-between New Year’s resolutions or other typical milestones might be crucial for actually achieving what you want in life.

The post How to Stay Motivated by Evaluating Yourself appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Wreck This Journal

Keri Smith is the author of several alternative journals that you can use as an amazing creative outlet, and it all started with this one. Each page is a new adventure, and you can fill them any way you see fit.

Q&A a Day

This popular series of journals was started by Potter Style, and they can preserve your memories for up to five years. As the title suggests, this journal asks you to answer one question every day, ranging from deeply touching to truly hilarious.

One Line a Day

This five-year journal has a similar concept as a previous one, but you won’t be answering questions this time around. You’ll capture your memories with a single line, and get to revisit them in the years to come.

The post 3 Creative Journals You Can Gift to Others—Or Yourself appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

When To Do It

The best time to write down your dreams is immediately after you get up because you can quickly forget big and small details about your dream. Even if you are good at remembering the big concepts, the small details will surely slip away from you the longer you wait. Keep your journal and a pen by your bed and start writing as soon as you turn off your alarm.

How

You don’t have to worry so much as the order that you write the dream down in, just try to get out everything you can remember. Even if it at first you do not remember much, the more often you write the better you will get at remembering your dreams, and the better you’ll get at remembering the sequence as well.

The post Keeping a Dream Journal is Fun! appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

The Journal

Many companies offer already designed bullet journal, but if you want to make your own it’s actually not that hard. You can make your bullet journal as elaborate or simple as you want, depending on your craft level and your motivations. While some bullet journals just have a simple monthly calendar and then a tracker to mark off each task every day, some can go way beyond that.

What to Track?

What to track and how to do it is totally up to you. If you want to track something like water consumption, you can draw some glasses of water or drops of water at the top of the page, number it with the days of the month and fill in the days of the week and then put an “x” or some form of color to mark what you’ve accomplished. At the end of the week and month, you can see how much water you drunk every day, see patterns, etc.

The post What is Bullet Journaling? appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Setting goals is an important thing to do in order to go personally and professionally. But how do you know when you’re going to meet your goals? Evaluating yourself on a regular basis is a useful tool that doesn’t cost a thing.

If it has been a while since you’ve done some reflection or self-assessment, now is a great time to do it. Take your journal and a pen, prepare a coffee and get ready to be analytical about your life.

Taking a break to check the progress in-between New Year’s resolutions or other typical milestones might be crucial for actually achieving what you want in life.

The post How to Stay Motivated by Evaluating Yourself appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.