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Precious memories
- Journaling
- My techo ideas
- As a Planner
- Precious memories
- Healthy life with techo
- Variety of life
- Habit tracker
- Study
- Vertical
- Wishes
- Standard
- Biz
- Lite
- Days/Diary
- Idea
- Life
I write a log of my activities on the left, while keeping record of my child's developments on the right. I also save precious memories in a fun way with photos and stamps! Awesome!
- Journaling
- My techo ideas
- As a Planner
- Precious memories
- Healthy life with techo
- Variety of life
- Habit tracker
- Study
- Vertical
- Wishes
- Standard
- Biz
- Lite
- Days/Diary
- Idea
- Life
If I put my own schedule on the left like me, and my family’s schedules on the right, it will be easier to keep track of everybody’s whereabouts. Also, I am logging what I eat every day helps me manage my health.
- Journaling
- My techo ideas
- As a Planner
- Precious memories
- Healthy life with techo
- Variety of life
- Habit tracker
- Study
- Vertical
- Wishes
- Standard
- Biz
- Lite
- Days/Diary
- Idea
- Life
The weekly layout helps me keep track my child's food, sleep and health over the week and makes it easy to look back on. I can also look back at my meals over the course of a week, which helps with meal planning.
- Journaling
- My techo ideas
- As a Planner
- Precious memories
- Healthy life with techo
- Variety of life
- Habit tracker
- Study
- Vertical
- Wishes
- Standard
- Biz
- Lite
- Days/Diary
- Idea
- Life
I use the customizable space in the weekly layout to keep a “gratitude log” where I write down who I want to thank that day, and why. Writing this log before going to bed helps me fall asleep with a happy feeling.
- Journaling
- My techo ideas
- As a Planner
- Precious memories
- Healthy life with techo
- Variety of life
- Habit tracker
- Study
- Vertical
- Wishes
- Standard
- Biz
- Lite
- Days/Diary
- Idea
- Life
I’m face-to-face with my baby day after day. Every little thing is a treasure - what the baby ate and learned to do - so I write it down, little by little every day.When my child is older, I’ll have fun looking back on this record together!
- Journaling
- My techo ideas
- As a Planner
- Precious memories
- Healthy life with techo
- Variety of life
- Habit tracker
- Study
- Vertical
- Wishes
- Standard
- Biz
- Lite
- Days/Diary
- Idea
- Life
I use several notebooks. In the JIBUN_TECHO, for example, I write down my impressions of my new stationery purchases! When I try out the items I’ve gone to the trouble of buying, I love them, so I’m glad I created this page. I also start by writing about the fun I had meeting my friends, like a journal entry!
I find it helpful to note down the dates of my Instagram campaigns, so I don’t forget, and maybe write few to-dos! My notebook mops up the information overspill from my brain. It’s for my eyes only, so I try to be honest with myself and write everything down.
Now and then I write about things that occur to me that I want to try, or my own thoughts, as the mood takes me. I note down things I’d like to do someday, and I reflect on the habits I need to change, and the things I need to be more broad-minded about. And when somebody I know acts in a way that makes me go “Wow! I want to be like that too!” I try and note it down right away so I won’t forget.
- Journaling
- My techo ideas
- As a Planner
- Precious memories
- Healthy life with techo
- Variety of life
- Habit tracker
- Study
- Vertical
- Wishes
- Standard
- Biz
- Lite
- Days/Diary
- Idea
- Life
・Method 1: Sticking in washi tape.
・Method 2: Sticking in ticket stubs and business cards from stores I’ve visited. This transforms it into a mini travel log!
・Method 3: Sticking in stickers. My latest favorites are cute transparent stickers. The time spent at the store choosing stickers for my notebooks is also a bit of fun in my busy day.
・In a separate notebook, I write down the good things and opportunities that happened that day! (The image shows how I use the “meaning note” system.)
- Journaling
- My techo ideas
- As a Planner
- Precious memories
- Healthy life with techo
- Variety of life
- Habit tracker
- Study
- Vertical
- Wishes
- Standard
- Biz
- Lite
- Days/Diary
- Idea
- Life
Two items I stuck in my JIBUN_TECHO are the business card for the restaurant where I had a gorgeous year-end dinner, and the ticket for my first snowboarding trip of the winter. They bring back fond memories and boost my motivation every time I see them!
- Journaling
- My techo ideas
- As a Planner
- Precious memories
- Healthy life with techo
- Variety of life
- Habit tracker
- Study
- Vertical
- Wishes
- Standard
- Biz
- Lite
- Days/Diary
- Idea
- Life
The annual schedule: this is a pretty important page for me! I write down my work schedule and the days when I had personal meetings, not as a schedule for the future, but retrospectively, in terms of what actually happened. If I were to simply write out my work schedule from top to bottom, it would be difficult to see how many months any given project was going on. But if I write on the yearly page, I can look at the whole year at once, and see which projects I was working on over which time periods. I also find this very useful when writing my review of each project at the end of the year, as I forget easily (smile). Rather than spending 100% of my working time on a given project at any given time, I sometimes spend 70% on project A, 30% on project B, and so on. So it makes it easier for me to review things later if I log this extra information properly.
- Journaling
- My techo ideas
- As a Planner
- Precious memories
- Healthy life with techo
- Variety of life
- Habit tracker
- Study
- Vertical
- Wishes
- Standard
- Biz
- Lite
- Days/Diary
- Idea
- Life
I scrap movie tickets, travel tickets, cafe cards, etc. on a separate binder instead of the Jibun Techo.
Using different colors to distinguish the columns makes it colorful and easier to read. I use blue (Kokuyo mark+) for my own work schedule, blue Frixion Pilot pen for my husband's work schedule so I can always edit, green for my gratitude log, pink for my husband's absence, and blue-black for other notes. I also use stamps and stickers for easy logging. The dot pens are useful for the Gantt chart.
- Journaling
- My techo ideas
- As a Planner
- Precious memories
- Healthy life with techo
- Variety of life
- Habit tracker
- Study
- Vertical
- Wishes
- Standard
- Biz
- Lite
- Days/Diary
- Idea
- Life
Instead of forcing myself to write my 100 wishes all at once, I add a little by little when I remember. When I come across something interesting in travel or informational programs on TV, when I find places I want to go, food I want to try, or when I'm about to make a small wish come true. I write my sentences in past tense, and I put the date and ""done"" stamp on the ones I was able to accomplish. ""Did"" sounds more promising than ""want to"", doesn't it?
In the book list, I list the books borrowed from the library and note the date along with thoughts in the comment section. (I learned this idea from a fellow planner user). How I felt about the book is more important than what I read. When I want to read a book but haven't read it, I write ""not read"" to remind myself.
I use the multipurpose list to write a summary of impressive YouTube videos.
- Journaling
- My techo ideas
- As a Planner
- Precious memories
- Healthy life with techo
- Variety of life
- Habit tracker
- Study
- Vertical
- Wishes
- Standard
- Biz
- Lite
- Days/Diary
- Idea
- Life
I wasn't so good at drawing at first, but after a few months, I began to create works that I was happy with. When I can't draw well, I refer to photos I took that day and draw as I see.
I use color pencils for coloring. The touch of color pencils makes food look delicious. I draw outlines whenever I can and add colors for those works later.
- Journaling
- My techo ideas
- As a Planner
- Precious memories
- Healthy life with techo
- Variety of life
- Habit tracker
- Study
- Vertical
- Wishes
- Standard
- Biz
- Lite
- Days/Diary
- Idea
- Life
I highlight my travel period in my Monthly Picture Diary. It makes it easy to look back on the memories later.