In this class I am giving you a lot of information and a lot of practical tips, but the best way to deal with all of this is for you to APPLY IT TO YOUR OWN JOURNALING.

I would love to see your own implementation of the ideas I share with you. What categories or journals have you chosen and why? Which way do you plan to use for taking quick, frictionless, and temporary notes? How do you plan to use tags in your digital journal? What new goals have you set for yourself after what you have learned? Are you sticking only to digital, to physical, or both and why? Was there any advice that was new or particularly insightful and useful?

Your main project is that by taking this class you develop a journaling system that works for you. I do understand that this is a big and an always on-going process, so don’t be discouraged. You don’t have to share every little detail about how you journal if you don’t want to, but it would be AMAZING if you create a Skillshare project with a photo of your journal, a screenshot of your categories (organization), or even just some text sharing how are you planning to journal moving forward, what are you applying from this class, and what are you doing different than before.

Stephen Rudolph

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