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Day One, Wunderlist & a Workbook ...

Photography by Kristine 

I thought I would share a few finds that have caught my eye lately and also have made 
my days a bit lighter! 

As I mentioned in my first post of 2018, I am trying to be mindful of the choices I make. The things I eat, how I am handling my emotions, my water intake and working on not taking things so personally. 

I am finding journaling is helping with balance in my life. I get to write out (or type) my days. I have found a few ways that are new to me that I wanted to share with all of you!

DAY ONE 

The first is the DAY ONE journal app on my mobile device. I am treating this as a "a few lines a day journal" and trying to add a photo with each new post. I look forward to scrolling through the year and see how far I have come by December!
(Google Play for download)

WUNDERLIST

The second is WUNDERLIST yet another mobile device app. If you are a list-maker, this may be just what you need! It is a great place to make different lists for all your To-Do's in life. Once you complete the task, you click the box it places a line through the task and disappears off your list!
https://www.wunderlist.com/login

2018 ARTIST OF LIFE WORKBOOK

The third is Lavendaire's (You Tube Personal Self Growth & Lifestyle Vlogger) 2018 ARTIST OF LIFE WORKBOOK. I have been following her videos on You Tube and now I am using her workbook for personal goal setting. If you watch her channel, she wants us to be mindful of continuing to learn and grow. She also wants us to track our progress. I highly recommend this beautiful book!
https://www.lavendaire.com/shop

PHOTOGRAPHY

The books photographed above have also brought me inspiration!
If you are interested in them, let me know and I would love to give you my thoughts! 

I do hope these ideas bring some inspiration into your life!

I would love to hear what you use to plan, dream & create during your days!















Comments

  1. Jennifer WiseFebruary 12, 2018 at 7:56 AM

    I should check out Wunderlist. I am a list person who takes a lot of joy in crossing things off. ;) Writing helps me a lot, too. I feel like I am constantly renewing my intention to WRITE just to myself. I express myself best through writing, and it's very often like self-therapy! :)

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    1. Living in the MomentFebruary 12, 2018 at 12:44 PM

      Hi Jennifer! So nice to hear from you! Yes, It is visually more appetizing than just a yellow pad check list and you can also choose Starred items that are most important! Hope you like it as much as I do! YES, Writing is my self therapy!

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  2. WunderlistOctober 29, 2019 at 4:22 AM

    Wunderlist is an amazing app, much better than any.do

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