Happy holidays! 2024 is almost over, but I wasn’t gonna let the year end without my ✨ yearly planner post!! ✨
This is my third year in a row using the Hobonichi Weeks (here’s my posts for 2022 and 2023). There’s no big changes in how I used it compared to previous years, but there’s always little tweaks to the system as I find what works best for my needs 🙂
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It’s been a busy year so this took me a little longer than expected, but here’s my yearly planner overview!! ✨ This is my third year writing about my planners, AND my second year using the Hobonichi Weeks (you can check last year’s post here).
Keep in mind that this is not so much of a “review” as I won’t be going over all the details of the planner, but more of how I’m using the planner during this year. OK let’s go!
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I’ve been meaning to write about how I organized my time to make The Do-Over for a while now, so here it is: a guide on how I organize my life to make a graphic novel.
I’m also adding some methods that I tried that didn’t quite work because I think it helps guide my reasoning towards the methods I do use, but also because it might be useful to someone else! Who knows!
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Hello again! With *~HOBONICHI SEASON~* approaching, I wanted to write a little review of my planner so far!! Plus, last year I also wrote a review and I think it’s a fun thing to look back at in the future.
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I thought it’d be fun to share some of the notes I’ve taken at talks/webinars! I’m not much of a multitasker, so I can’t really work on something else while listening to a talk, but I also can’t sit still without doing something…hence, this.
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