maloki, writes things

I appreciate Ryder reminding us that the habit of bullet journaling can be very short. 5 minutes spread across a day.
As long as you have your journal with you...

Which is sometimes easier ssaid than done.

I'm working on this but longer than 5min bcause my brain is slow, during #WritingTreat today.

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Mar 7, 2024 at 2:41pmWeb
Show threadNathan Lowell (he/him) 📎Mar 7, 2024

@maloki

My sticking point has always been noticing the "edges" of events so I remember to record them.

At what point did I answer that email and move on to the task it interrupted?

When did I stop eating breakfast and pick up my reading?

10 minutes ago? 20?

An hour?!

Wait, I started today's bread dough - when was that?

I have to set a random timer to go off periodically through the day to remind me to check in with my clock.

Show threadmaloki, writes thingsMar 7, 2024
@nlowell Interesting strategy. :)