Moriah Snell Writes . . .

A weekly spread From "Bullet Journal Inspiration" I've meant to post everyday this week, but whenever I sit down at my laptop, I need up writing instead. I am here today, however, so let's get started. A monthly spread From "Bullet Journal Inspiration" By this point, I'm just going to assume that everyone knows I keep a bullet journal. It's an easy, customizable planner, generally done on dot gird paper. I'm almost through my first one and am eagerly looking forward to setting up my second one. The basic supplies for bullet journal are the journal itself and a pen. That's it. So it's relatively inexpensive to get started. However, once you get started, it's hard to stop. (Trust me, I have a whole box full of writing utensils.) MORIAH'S TOP BULLET JOURNAL SUPPLIES TO BOOST CREATIVITY: Washi Tape:  No shame, I love washi tape. It comes in colors; it comes in designs. It's easy t...

From "The Craziness of Moriah Snell" Okay, can we all just take a minute to appreciate the truth of this? Raise your hand if you've ever bought any of the things listed above, thinking "now I can get organized". Personally, my hand is way up. From "Life Truths" But my bullet journal makes it easier. I bought my bullet journal (or bujo) about eight months ago, I think. I admit, I didn't really know much about them at the time. At first, it was mostly to-do lists and that kind of thing. But in October, I watched a few videos on how others use their bujos. Now mine is one of the greatest things in my day-to-day life as a writer. From "Bullet Journal Inspiration" So the core of most bujos is the monthly spread - basically a calendar that tracks that month's events and responsibilities. How do I use that as a writer? When I set up my monthly spread, I purposely include days for writing and days for platform ...

From Snoopy meets Hobbes Here's hoping that anyone and everyone who's half way through #NaNoWriMo is absolutely smashing that 50k word count. Due to my retail job, I'm not participating in it this year. So I'm just offering all the support and writing help I can. Today's post deals with something I've discovered fairly recently and already enjoy. Today I'm introducing y'all to my bullet journal or bujo for short. From In Dots If you've never heard of bujo before, it physically is a journal with pages that are filled with lines of dots. That's it. But it really can be so much more. It's a design it yourself planner with no rules and no limits. I personally use my bujo to track my work schedule, monthly tasks, blog ideas, and anything else I need. Examples of "anything else" would be  budget, contact wear-age, and future plans. My set up is pretty basic. I use an index, of course, to help me find stuff easil...