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Organise during Mercury retrograde

  • Writer: Olive Chua
    Olive Chua
  • Dec 17, 2024
  • 4 min read

5 December 2024(Thursday)

I've noticed some astrologers saying it's a great time to get organized. I'll share some free stuff I've found and the planner I'm using myself.


1) I really like the Choose Happy 2025 planner. It includes a monthly overview page and a weekly layout that displays each day with space to jot down to-do lists. The planner also comes with various stickers and a habit tracker that I adore. For December, my habits goal is to write down three things I am grateful for each day and practice Yoga for Prosperity (Short Subagh Kriya). I shared the link if you want to get it.



2) Lots of free productivity content at https://biz.thyme-is-honey.com/


3) Check out @flourishedHope for free journaling content



I've previously ordered some of her products, which have consistently impressed me with their quality and thoughtfulness. One item that stands out is her gratitude growth journal, a beautifully designed tool that encourages users to reflect on their daily experiences and cultivate a mindset of appreciation. This journal not only provides structured prompts to guide your reflections but also includes inspiring quotes and space for personal insights, making it a valuable companion for anyone looking to enhance their emotional well-being and mindfulness.


In addition to the journal, I highly recommend checking out her blog, as it features a wealth of intriguing articles that delve into various topics related to personal development, mental health, and the power of gratitude. The blog is rich with insightful content that not only informs but also motivates readers to implement positive changes in their lives. Each article is thoughtfully crafted, often backed by research and personal anecdotes, which adds a layer of authenticity and relatability. Exploring her blog can provide you with additional tools and perspectives that complement the use of her gratitude growth journal, making it a comprehensive resource for anyone on a journey of self-improvement and reflection.



5) Waldorf movement


I tried to be consistent with the weekly rhythms, which I believed would help me establish a sense of routine and stability in my life. However, despite my best efforts, I have come to realize that my natural rhythm operates in a manner that differs significantly from the conventional patterns I attempted to adhere to. This discrepancy often leaves me feeling out of sync with the structured schedule I had envisioned. I do still try to be mindful to use the color of the day as a guiding principle, as I find that incorporating this element adds a layer of intentionality and creativity to my daily activities. The colors serve as a reminder of the energies associated with each day, allowing me to align my mindset and actions accordingly. However, I recognize that this approach may resonate more deeply with you, as everyone has their own unique way of interacting with the world around them. It’s fascinating how personal rhythms can vary so dramatically, and what works for one person may not necessarily yield the same results for another. Each individual’s journey is distinct, and exploring these differences can lead to a richer understanding of ourselves and how we navigate our lives.



5) Planetco app


I have this app synced to my Apple Watch, and I find it incredibly useful for managing my time and activities throughout the day. The app is designed to send me timely reminders and prompts that encourage me to focus on specific tasks or activities, which helps me maintain a productive workflow. For instance, I am currently writing this article during what is referred to as Mercury hour, a time that is traditionally associated with communication, intellect, and the sharing of ideas. Interestingly, I did not realize that I was writing this article during Mercury hour until the app reminded me of it, highlighting how the alignment of my activities with astrological timings can enhance my creative process. This synchronization not only keeps me on track but also allows me to engage more deeply with the tasks at hand, making the experience more enriching and fulfilling. The ability to seamlessly integrate such reminders into my daily routine has proven to be a significant asset, enabling me to harness the energies of specific times for optimal productivity and creativity.


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I have tried a few digital planners, each offering unique features and functionalities that cater to different organizational needs. Among the various options available in the market, I have developed a particular fondness for the illustrations created by Manifestable. Their artistic designs not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of the planner but also make the planning process more enjoyable and engaging. The vibrant colors and thoughtful layouts inspire creativity and motivate me to stay organized. However, I have encountered a significant issue with the platforms that host these planners, specifically "Goodnotes" and "Notability." While both applications offer a range of useful tools for note-taking and planning, I have found that they do not provide the same level of stability and reliability that I experience with 'Notion.' Notion's robust performance and seamless integration of various functionalities allow for a more fluid and efficient planning experience. The ability to customize and adapt my workspace in Notion makes it a preferred choice for managing my tasks and projects, as it feels more like a comprehensive productivity suite rather than just a digital planner. This contrast in stability and user experience has led me to reconsider my options and evaluate how I can best utilize digital tools to enhance my productivity while enjoying the artistic elements that Manifestable offers.

7)Notion.


You can find many digital planners on Etsy. Currently, I am using this from FroFamilyTravels.


 
 
 

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