The More Mindful Planning System for Pen and Paper
Zen-Journal is an elegant yet simple analog planning system using the notebook of your choice, and a pen or pencil.
It’s a system that can easily dovetail with your mobile devices if desired for scheduling appointments or recurring reminders, while maintaining the sensory experience of pen and paper that lends itself to a more mindful approach to the planning process and to life itself.
Hi, I’m Barry.
As a user of many alternative analog systems over the years, I looked for a system that functioned seamlessly with my values as both a Buddhist and a minimalist.
I couldn’t find one and that’s why I created Zen-Journal, the more mindful planning system for pen & paper.
I also write at BarryMorris.net and TPBuddhist.com.
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Here’s a quick list of my top ten tips for using the Zen-Journal system for more mindful life planning: Tip 1 – Everyone needs to have, and know how to use, a system such as Zen-Journal I consider it my mission to spread the word about Zen-Journal not only because as I created it, but as …
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My Zen-Journal, currently a LEUCHTTURM1917 notebook, helps me live a life with more intention, less clutter, and more depth. A simple format fits my personality As a Practical Buddhist, I follow the Buddha’s eight-fold path for living. The second aspect of the eight-fold path involves holding the appropriate intention. Intention can be thought of as that …
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