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Anti Bad Habit Notebook (Digital)

Sun, 22 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Attribution

This tip is a syndicated copy of KemoNine’s blog post. It has been adjusted for formatting.

Analog Version

This post is about the digital anti bad habit notebook. For an analog version implemented as a pocket notebook, see this tip.

The Post

Not going to lie : I have a few bad habits and have used my analog anti bad habit notebook to break some in the past.

Sadly, I can no longer reliably use analog methods for my notes and similar. Due to this I went ahead and re-implemented the anti bad habit analog notebook as an Obsidian vault. So far it’s proven very helpful for tracking a bad habit I want to break and should work well for pretty much any “bad habit” one may want to break.

Pacsafe Vibe 150 Purse Mini Review

Sat, 03 Aug 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Attribution

This tip is a syndicated copy of KemoNine’s blog post. It has been adapted to our site’s format by KemoNine.

The Review

The pacsafe Vibe 150 (product page) is a sling bag setup similar to a messenger bag but very small, only 2.5L in usable storage.

I’ve had it for awhile and it has proven to be the best shoulder bag I’ve used to date as an EDC. When I’m headed out for the day I can carry all my essentials in the bag without any real hassles or worries. It’s displaced my Timbuk2 bag as well as a ThinkTank belt pouch I’ve used heavily in the past.

Anti Bad Habit Notebook (Analog)

Thu, 23 Mar 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Attribution

This tip is a syndicated copy of KemoNine’s blog post. It has been adjusted for brevity and formatting.

Digital Version

This post is about the analog anti bad habit notebook. For a digital version, see this tip.

The Notebook

Breaking bad habits are very difficult and a lack of a good ‘visual cue’ for how often I succumb and how bad/good I’m doing.

I stumbled across Habit Trackers for Bullet Journals (BuJo) and after some thought I realized you could make an Anti Bad Habit BuJo spread.

Pocket Sized Every Day Carries

Thu, 23 Mar 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Attribution

This tip is a syndicated copy of KemoNine’s blog post. It has been adapted to our site’s format by KemoNine.

The Humble Every Day Carry

When I first went back to a pen and paper I discovered I never wanted to be without. Rain, snow or shine: pens, pencils and paper will be there for you. Day of night, power, no power too. These simple tools will ‘just work’. I’ve had phones and digital organizers fail because of drained batteries, getting wet and getting too warm or cold. Analog beats digital for an every day carry every time.

Bullet Journal

Mon, 20 Mar 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Considerations

When it comes to Bullet Journals the biggest and only consideration is: “does it work for you?”.

There are many bullet journal examples readily available for review and inspiration. The hard part is figuring out which elements work best for you, the individual.

Does It Work?

BuJo works for a great many people but not everybody. If you find yourself struggling to engage with paper or if you find aspects of your setup tedious in a bad way, it may be time to consider making changes.

Getting Things Done (GTD)

Mon, 20 Mar 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Considerations

Getting Things Done is a well known, highly utilized organizational system by many humans.

Instead of dedicating a space here on the topic, we recommend heading to the main GTD website as well as looking for paper notebooks or applications that implement the GTD organizational system.

Organizers

Mon, 20 Mar 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Important

There is no “one true way” to organize. There are many systems and each has pros and cons based on individual needs.

Please keep this in mind as you review organizational systems. Use what works for you.

Common Options

Bullet Journal

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An analog setup that’s very adaptable
Very flexible or rigid based on how much of the standard system you use
Can be overwhelming as there is a lot of published info and ideas on the internet
Best results seen when a loose structure is preferred
Additional Reading

Getting Things Done (GTD)

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