Memory keeping is journaling’s extroverted cousin. It’s not just for you—it’s for your future self and maybe even for the people you love. Where journaling is about raw thoughts, memory keeping is about shaping those thoughts into a story. Think photo albums, scrapbooks, printed chatbooks, or even a box of ticket stubs from concerts you […]
Journaling is less about “getting things done” and more about “getting things out.” It’s your brain dump, your safe space, your unfiltered thoughts that don’t have to look pretty or make sense to anyone else. If planning is about the future and tracking is about the facts, journaling is about your feelings. Some folks treat […]
If planning is the roadmap, tracking is the odometer. It tells you where you’ve actually been, not just where you meant to go. Tracking is data. It’s receipts, steps, hours slept, water drank, money spent, books read—you name it. The power of tracking is that it grounds you in reality. You may think you only […]
Think of planning as drawing your map before you hit the road. You wouldn’t just hop in the car for a cross-country trip with zero idea of where you’re headed (unless chaos is your love language). Planning is about intention. It’s your way of saying, “Here’s where I’m going, and here’s how I think I’ll […]
Hi friends – I am really excited to start a new series on a topic that is near and dear to my heart – planning. I have been a planner for many years and it is a really popular trend right now, but I see people posting about “planning” but it really looks like journaling […]
If you’ve ever felt exhausted trying to do all the things, be all the things, or just tryinig to figure out why you’re in a hard season—you are not alone. And that’s exactly why I love recommending authors who speak straight to the heart, with both grace and grit. I’m a little slow to this […]