I have created a sports page for August in my STM Bullet Journal which I would like to share with you. Maybe it will give you some inspiration for your own tracking. Every time I have done one of my 3 favourite sports, I sit down in the evening, paint the day and write the number of minutes, seconds or kilometres in the box. The month continues to fill up with coloured boxes and numbers and it spurs me on to keep working on my physical fitness, just by opening this page. Sometimes I don't feel like exercise, but then I do it anyway, just to have another coloured box in the evening. It's great fun to create and maintain a page like this. I did the same thing last month and was surprised how many boxes were coloured in the end. How do you do it? Do you also want to share your ideas? The page is in German, but I think you can translate it well into English.

I am lefthanded and have been really surprised at the amount of social media content in which I have noticed that the person creating the journal is also lefthanded, us being in the minority and all. Is it just a strange co-incidence that I have ended up watching/reading people who are left handed in this community? Just thought I'd ask if anyone else has noticed this or whether you care to share your own 'handedness'?

i was just wondering how people are storing completed journals/notebooks and how long everyone is intending to keep them for? I'm thinking more for ones that you use to keep your 'journal' pages in. So private thoughts and musings that you might never want others to see. How do you store them? How often do you go back and look at completed ones? How long do you intend to keep them for? Forever? I'm close to the end of my first journal and am getting nervous about what I do now!!!

Any recommendations for highlighters or markers that don’t smear or bleed thru? I’ve currently got sharpie highlighters but I want more color options and those ones tend to smear most pens I use.

I've been journaling only a few years now but not in the way that most people do journaling.A planner-type journal doesn't work for me because I'm disabled and my pain level keeps me from keeping any "plan" I may have. What I have been doing is creating journals that document my thoughts, feelings, likes, dislikes, etc. I do A Line A Day, Doodle A Day, tv shows and movies I have watched, audiobooks I have listened to, birthdays, anniversaries, other important dates, fave quotes and music, and various other things. Does anyone else do a journal in this way? I thought my adult children may be interested in these journals after I am gone. Any thoughts or suggestions? Have a super day!