My activities could be more organized. I mean it’s already a habit. But because they are disorganized, I am worried I will forget some of them.
For example, I would have finished my Morning Pages while I was doing my walk. The challenge is I have these Morning Pages, Creative Writing, and Bullet Journal activities. It’s redundant.
I thought if I merge them into 1 activity, it would be efficient. I thought it would be more creative. I thought it will work if I write my morning pages and bullet journal and be creative.
Those 3 activities are important to me. So I decided to merge them. And tick the tasks that never seem to get done.
In my mind, I will shoot a video with this Morning Page, but I didn’t get time to do it. That’s where this idea of merging comes from. I thought it’s more efficient for me.
It will be my birthday soon. And I still don’t have any idea what to do on that day. It’s not that I don’t have plans. I don’t know how I can make it efficient.
Today, I want to learn more about the right or good way to ask questions that I always put off. Some people would think that it’s a way to farm engagement. But I want to know their thoughts so I can improve.
And I don’t mind if it’s good or bad. It’s still feedback. It would make a big difference.
For now, those are my brain-dump thoughts and I want them to become part of my daily routine — as a habit.
