I want to take daily notes to keep track of my tasks, achievements, thoughts and appointments.
The problem is that every time I start journaling, I’m initially very motivated.
However, after one or two months, I get bored with the app or system and either switch to another one or completely abandon it.
I appreciate any advice or insights.
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Second the bullet journal. It provides a good foundation but is also very flexible. I like it because even if a given page is very “busy”, I can easily find individual notes, tasks, appointments, etc.
I also like handwriting things because I’m much more likely to remember it later.
@jubilationtcornpone @Nemo 1000% percent.
If I don’t write it down, it doesn’t exist.
Same. I switched to a Remarkable tablet a while back (which I actually like) but before that I was definitely doing my part to support the legal pad industry.