Day One just introduced a new, interesting feature: Shared Journals. The idea is that you can share a journal. Multiple people could contribute. An individual’s entries are not editable by other participants, but it’s an excellent way to build a journal among friends and…
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Exploring Apple’s Journal App
Now that Apple’s Journal app is in the wild, it’s time to test it out in the MacSparky Labs…
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Paul Mayne on Day One and Apple’s Journal App
Day One’s creator wrote a blog post about Apple’s new journaling app and its relationship to Day One. It’s too early to tell exactly how deep the Journaling app will go, but I doubt it matches the Day One feature set, which has been…
Continue reading →How I Use Day One (MacSparky Labs)
I’ve been using the Day One journaling app off and on for a decade. Here’s a walk-through of my setup along with a few tips…This is a post for MacSparky Labs Members only. <a href=”https://www.macsparky.com/join/”>Care to join?</a> Or perhaps <a href=”https://www.macsparky.com/?memberful_endpoint=auth”>do you need to sign in?</a>
The Morning Routine Journal Template
A few months ago, I did a webinar about how I journal. Since then, several folks have asked for copies of some of my templates. The first one I want to share is my Morning Routine template. I look at, and fill in, this…
Continue reading →Birthday Journaling with Sparky (MacSparky Labs)
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Today’s my birthday. Hooray! Every year I spend a few hours on my birthday doing some journaling …
Journaling Webinar Now on YouTube
Last week I did a free webinar on how (and why) I journal. It came out great, and I’ve got a lot of positive feedback on it. I usually add the webinar content to the appropriate Field Guide after I’ve finished it. In this…
Continue reading →My Free Journaling Webinar This Friday
One of the things that has been most helpful to me throughout this transition is my journal. Stopping to collect your thoughts and writing them down during times of significant change can help. First, it’s a way to record what you are going through.…
Continue reading →Year-End Reflection Prompts
There is something therapeutic and hopeful about hitting January 1. While I’m not one for new year resolutions, I’m a big fan of year-end reflections. Before the year ends I always try and stop and collect some wisdom from the year prior. For me,…
Continue reading →GoodNotes Journaling Files
I wrote up my GoodNotes journal pages a few months ago. Since then, I have found myself increasingly using a paper journal for much of this data, but I know a bunch of readers wanted to modify my forms. Links are below in OmniGraffle,…
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