I think I’ll copy you…🤭 Thank you for taking the time to flip slowly and explain! I feel like I can better connect with like-minded people when these ‘behind-the-scenes’ things are shared. And then I see where my brain was trying to tell me how to lay out all the things I want to write down. 🎉🙌🏼🎉🙌🏼
Very cool idea. I can see something very much like this integrating well into my TN--and making everything MUCH less chaotic in there. Thanks for sharing this with us all!
Wow, thank you so much for taking the time to make this video!! You have provided so many ideas to make a very comprehensive reference binder. I aim to create my own reference binder and this video will be my reference for doing so. Thanks again!!
You are so welcome! For me, a reference notebook is a MUST! I hope you find yours to be a valuable addition to your planning system. Thanks for watching!😊
I learned a few things today. I got the bright idea to use my weekly section in the Hobonichi for notes. I soon realized why you have a reference notebook! Who wants to write all of that stuff over??! Thanks for sharing as this was very helpful.
Yes, Girl! Write all that stuff from those paper scraps in your reference notebook and have some peace of mind!😂 I'm glad you found the video helpful...Thanks so much for watching!💕
This was great. Of all the reference type videos I have watched this has been one of the best. Thank you for sharing this. I am trying to figure out how to get my life more organized. Thanks have a great day
Thanks for the detailed walk through! I picked up some good ideas for creating some systems. How do you decide how many pages to dedicate to each section? I'd love to do something like this but for some reason my rigid brain gets overwhelmed with something as simple as that ROFL!! I can't explain it hahaha.
You're welcome! I'm glad it was helpful!. There's no magic to deciding how many pages for each section. I just have a feel for which sections I will probably need to add more to and others not so much. I bought a notebook with enough pages so that if I run out of room in a section, I can always go to the next blank page and pick up there. I'm not fussy about that as long as I have what I need! :)
What a fantastic video! I replayed and took so many notes. Thank you so much. Also, I’ve been on the hunt for a good perfume forever, care to share the one on your wishlist so I can check it out? 🥰
Great question! I made sure to leave extra blank pages in sections that I thought would be most used. So far I haven't had a problem with running out of pages. Another trick is to use page-size Post-It notes to write on instead of writing directly on the page. That way, I use the page more like a dashboard. Hope that helps...Thanks for watching!
Thanks! The tabs are Avery Ultra Tabs. You can find them in my Amazon store: www.amazon.com/shop/architect_destiny. Good luck setting up your reference notebook...Enjoy!
My notebook is an A5 size, 180-page, tomoe river grid paper notebook from Paper Penguin Co. I love Avery Ultra Tabs because they come in a variety of sizes, colors, and patterns that make my planners look amazing!
