Turn notebook into planner

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Be honest. How many notebooks are you using at any given time? Do you have them in your car, purse, and multiple places in your house? Today I’m going to share one of the tools that I use. The “One Notebook” system. You only need two things to make this work: One (and only one) notebook, and a processing system for your notebook Learn how to use this simple notebook planning system in my latest blog post!

In past blog posts we’ve written about keeping a commonplace book, a kind of information journal where you write down facts, quotes, instructions, reference information, and other ideas that are interesting or meaningful to you—a personal reference book filled only with information that you find useful or meaningful. It’s a great organization tool for the things you want to remember. Our first post in this series was all about what commonplace books are and how to use one. Our second post…

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It's really simple to take a grid moleskine notebook and transform it into a personal planner. All you need is a pen and a ruler!

Why I’m ditching the bullet journal and turning to a zibaldone or commonplace book

What if a 3 x 5″ Index Card Was All You Needed to Become More Productive? It just might be. Read on. Follow these simple steps, and use the resources linked below, and you’ll be on your way in no time! Grab a 3″ x 5″ lined index card and something to write with. Flip the card to the unlined…

The outside edge of a book’s pages opposite of the spine is called the “fore-edge.” Like many things that are neglected or overlooked, it’s a place of great creative potential. Check out this video with fore-edge painter Martin Frost: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4_2xGZy6Jk I don’t usually do all that

Megan Rhiannon is an autistic illustrator based between London and Reading. Available for freelance client work.

Learn how to organize your life with a little notebook to increase your focus and productivity each day. It's a simple plan but can make a big impact!