In our fast-paced lives, planners have become essential tools
for organizing tasks, setting goals, and maintaining a sense of order. But how
often do we pause to reflect on whether our current planner setup is still
serving us well? Enter the concept of a Techo Kaigi, an insightful
self-meeting where you evaluate your planner needs, preferences, and goals.
Unlike the traditional Techo Kaigi gatherings, which involve a community of
Hobonichi Techo users, this version of Techo Kaigi is a personal experience—a
self-check-in with your planner to ensure it aligns with your current life. Besides, planner season is upon us, so now it is a great time to hold your very own techo kaigi. Find our more below.
I wish to write a bit about bullet journaling in this blog article. I love the versatility of a bullet journal. Do you need a planner with enough space to sketch or to write down notes? No problem. Do you want to set up the big housekeeping book with a chores rotary, meal ideas and shopping lists? The Bullet Journal method will help you do it.
