That is a great way to do it! And yes journaling is a very personal thing so it is really up to you what you do! 🙂

I do that too! One day I feel like this one and the other day I want to do that one

I do that all the time!!

Me too :DD, I do that all the time xD

Thanks, it helps 👍🏻

I have a refelection, brain dump, sketch book, letters, scrapboooking, shadow work, playlists, routines, and manifestations in one.

You sound kinda like drista in some points of the video. (Dream's sister)

Thank you, I'm glad the video was helpful for you!

@@samiyahshaikh lol I don't know who that is, i'll have to google it!

You're welcome!

You're welcome!

whenever i attempt writing thoughts n shit it reads like a fucking book lol

Thanks for watching! :-)

I will be making a video soon about what to write in a journal and in that video I'll be talking about brain dump journaling, so stay tuned for that!

Thanks for the suggestion! I will work on that! 🙂

I will make two seperate videos, one for what to write in a journal and one for how to decorate your journal so watch for those to be coming separately!

Thank you so much ❤😍

Check out the journaling prompts

I agree!

Sure I can make a video about freestyle journaling! To answer your question, you can write anything you want in a freestyle or brain dump journal session, it can include anything you want! 😊

thank you!!

Yes, although if someone wanted to combine any number of them, they could use printable pages and a 3-ring binder which is what I do, that way I can add in whatever pages I want!

I was horrible at math so I can't even say I know what you are talking about, lol Like something to help you do your math homework? Like something that helps you do it or more like a student planner to just help you organize everything you learn?

​@@ilovejournaling1223 Since I made that comment, I figured out how to put my Math Journal (I'm calling it a MaJo) together. I want to share this in case someone needs to do the same thing and isn't sure how. And I hope it's clear what i wish I could 'show' I will explain this as if it's a planner/JRN meant for any subject rather than specifically for Math, since the principle of it could be for any subject that would go on for more than a single year. Like, learning a language over the course of 3 or 4 years. You MUST review things often for this type of class, and the teacher isn't going to tell you what to review. To stop myself reviewing topic A too often while ignoring Topic K, I thought I would find a way to keep track of when I review each topic. I decided discbound notebook with the small discs and in letter size would be best, since I don't need a lot of pages, but I want to be able to print out the pages or tables or whatever I need and just stick it in the notebook. Also, I'm going to use pages to just write down basic assignments, and I don't want to keep that for long, that means taking things out. The result is that I have printed out the list of topics that I have studied in the past few years. Also I printed out the list of topics that I will study in the next year. I put these lists in my Majo. I printed out some calendar pages that are 'month at a glance' and I wrote in what topics I will be studying in what weeks. Another calendar I have shows what topics I studied last year. As I go along I will make a page for each topic as I review it. With this particular kind of subject, you bounce back and forth a lot. So, what I'm doing on the individual topic pages, is to write down when I first learned it, how well I know the material, if more of that topic is going to be covered in future math classes and anything else I want to comment on

@@winterrain1947 That sounds awesome! I love how organized and thorough you are! And the way you are putting them in a discbound planner is the exact reason why I love using 3-ring binders. I don't like the discbound ones though because the papers don't turn easily since the discs are made of plastic not metal. Just my preference! 😁 Thanks for sharing your idea with us!

@@ilovejournaling1223 :) I'm glad to share.

I would classify Wreck This Journal as a combination of a junk journal and an art journal. I'm sure others might see it as it's own form of journal, but to me, it is all about art and creative expression, as well as using outside-of-the-box items and methods.

It's a self-care system disguised as a producivity-system because of the flexibility. Don't let the internet mislead you.

@@LolaPippilotta oh I’m not misled about that. I completely agree with your statement regarding self-care disguised as productivity. But that wasn’t my point.

I'll have to check her out, thanks for the recommendation!

Yes. Yes. Our gurlll is the queen of journals.

I'm not familiar with that type...would that be like writing fiction?

@@ilovejournaling1223 I keep a story journal as well! A lot of people create stories/fantasies in their head before they go to sleep, mine is a bit similar to that. But also like fanfictions or just generally wanting to play around with certain story elements and concepts~

@@ilovejournaling1223 It is where an author will write information about characters, places, relationships, that they will use as a basis to their story.

@@narsplace Ahh, yes! I think that would fall under the "Hobby" type of journaling, I don't cover that in this video but I do in my journaling course!

@@ilovejournaling1223 Being a author is definitely not a hobby. It is a profession that deals with clients, business, deadlines, publishers, editors, linguist and so on. It is a job that only gets paid if you do it professionally.

Sorry it was too long for you! I try to give people a lot of information so I feel like the more you can get for free, the better. I watch a lot of videos that are 1-2 hours long so this feels more on the shorter side, to me, lol

@@happyhourofwealth who??

well thats sad no one would want to listen to an indian speaking person narrating a video