If there’s one month for which I have to plan for, it is June. As the first month of summer, I tend to go on a productivity slump with this new season that I’m not such a fan of. I will treat this month as any other setting it up with a plan for success. I will try my extra best to fulfill each and every one of the goals I have in this June 2020 Life Monthly Planning session.
If you’d like to know how my monthly planning routine looks like, as well as get a printable that holds some of the things that could be useful to do the same, keep on reading. I wanted to make this little short series of planning routines so that I could take you through all of them and we can all share how we plan on a yearly, quarterly, monthly, weekly, and daily basis.
So far, 2020 has been quite the year. That’s why I wanted to make sure to keep up with the theme I had already planned for June. Since I knew that by this time I would be graduating high school, I wanted to dedicate this month's theme to one of the Disney Channel movies I’ve seen the most which is High School Musical: Senior Year which I found quite fitting for the time. I know that it hasn’t been a traditional senior year but that doesn’t change the fact that this is my last year as a high school senior student. Here we have my June 2020 Bullet Journal Setup, High School Musical Themed.
The title is right I made a full-on desk organizer to put on top of my bookshelf in my office/bedroom. I wanted to create an organizer that had everything I could need; vertical and horizontal filing, and drawers and pencil cups for supplies. I will try my best to explain every step of the process of this DIY Desk Organizer in a comprehensive way.
As a creative person, I’m always looking for different tools and resources to create, learn, and be inspired by art. Today, I will be showing you the best free apps for creatives. I use these apps on a daily basis and love them. The best thing about them aside from their amazing features is that they are free. (You know this girl loves free stuff.)
Hi Guys! At times of high stress and anxiety, I like to do certain types of DIYs for stress and anxiety relief. You may realize that some of the DIYs I will be mentioning I’ve done previously on other posts. That’s how you know I truly love making them.
In one of my previous posts, I mentioned how much I love language learning. These past few years I’ve been studying Korean. I made a post on How I Started Learning Korean and Recommendations for Language Learning with a list of all the free tools and resources online that I use to study and learn Korean. Aside from the digital tools, I use three Korean language learning notebooks to track my progress and study in a way that’s functional and fun at the same time. Without further ado, let’s head into the notebooks I use for Korean language learning.
Mother’s Day is literally right around the corner. I love holidays and birthdays and making gifts for those special dates for the special people in my life. I decided that one of my gifts for my mom on Mother’s Day will be a jewelry box because I thought that it would be the perfect thing she could reach for her favorite jewelry. Aside from the DIY jewelry box, I will be giving you some Mother’s Day gift ideas that you can make yourself to celebrate your mom.
Ever since I was a little girl, I loved the idea of visiting new places and learning about the world and its wonders. I didn’t only want to visit the place, I wanted to learn the language to the point that I wasn’t just only getting by, that I could truly experience everything about that place without any limitations. One of the places I became interested in from a young age was South Korea because I loved and keep loving K-Dramas and K-Pop. I wanted to visit all of those places that were showcased in dramas and more. So I decided to start my Korean learning journey and in this post, I will tell you how I started learning Korean and recommendations for language learning filled with free tools and resources and tips.