in denial

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bryarly:

writingnotebooks:

Ooooh, I LOVE this question!

Lots of people keep journals with systematic diary entries, but I understand that it doesn’t work for everyone.

Here are some cool/interesting/fun/motivational/productive things you can do that don’t necessarily include keeping a diary:

• Turn a Moleskine (or other notebook) into a planner/organizer/PDA/productivity system
• 52 lists
• 30 Days of Lists
• Answer “50 Questions That Will Free Your Mind”
• Start a gratitude journal
• Create a “life handbook”
• Keep morning pages
• Start a scrapbook
• Use journal prompts to answer questions when you feel like it
• Participate in the 7-week Life Cleanse
• Keep these 9 lists updated — REALLY useful things to keep track of!
• Take notes as you learn something new
• Use a notebook to keep track of goal-setting and productivity: 60 Ways to Improve Your Life in 100 Days
• Keep a recipe book
• Keep a reading journal/movie journal/music journal/fashion journal
• Start a quote book
• Make a travel journal — use it to plan your trip/vacation, then glue in transportation ticket stubs, itineraries, maps, photographs, dinner receipts at fancy restaurants, and write about your adventures
• Doodle in it
• Write poetry
• Cut out and glue pretty pictures
• Create a bucket list journal and record each item as you complete it

Does that give you enough ideas to start with? :)

(Made rebloggable by request.)

Defo doing this!

I want to create a life handbook so much.
I’m turning 20 this year. it is probably time to get some goals in place.

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teenagepics:

If you’re a teen you must follow this blog.

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shitthesignssay:

Let’s be frank,

we’re all creepy strangers on the internet that don’t know shit about each other.

Reblog with your birthday so your followers know when to send you some nice birthday themed hate mail!

or you could get them a zodiac present :)

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