Using a Traveler’s Notebook can easily organize and manage that for you. That makes sense because it can be unmanageable sometimes if every thing is in one place. Some bullet journalists want to use a different notebook for work, school, personal/family. In addition to the wide variety of notebooks, each insert can be assigned to a specific purpose. And seriously, if you can’t afford the leather cover (yet), you can start with using inserts first! They’re also more affordable than the Leuchtturms, Rhodias, and Moleskines. If that’s the case, then you could use the Traveler’s Notebook system to
Maybe you’re the type of bullet journalist who wants to try weekly layouts in one month, then daily logs in the next. There are surprisingly a lot of “regular” sized TN notebooks available in the market – some already have layouts and some are blank. The thin TN inserts kind of help me manage that stationery FOMO. Or maybe I can but I’m just a little bit impatient that I want to use the next notebook available. There are so many brands of stationery that I want to try but can’t because I wouldn’t have enough reason to use more notebooks. I like trying different notebooks and paper.
#Travelers notebook bullet journal portable
This size is more portable than the A5 and can fit smaller purses or bags.Īnother thing that makes this more lightweight than the A5 notebooks is that – if you really want to pack light, you can just take one insert out and leave the leather cover (and the rest of the inserts) at home. The regular TN is a “slim A5”, meaning it has the same height as the standard A5 but is slimmer by at least an inch. With notebook refills/inserts, they still weigh less than a standard A5 because an insert has (typically) only 64 pages. The base of the TN is a leather cover, which is light in itself. Then I realized that I didn’t need to bring all 250 pages of paper (Leuchtturm) with me during my trip because I just needed a page or two to bullet journal.īecause of that, the Traveler’s Notebook seemed more and more appealing and desirable. I didn’t mind it at first because it was if I had just brought a book along with me.
That doesn’t seem much but I literally felt the weight on my shoulders when I stuffed them into my backpack. I went on a trip last April and brought some of my journaling essentials – a Midori MD light for long-form journaling, my A5 Leuchtturm for bullet journaling, and a few fountain pens. my lifestyle) that came into play here but here are the few other reasons for finally moving to the TN. Of course, there were a lot of external factors (i.e. It has always felt like home (I tried a Rhodia and it just felt strange) but last May, I had started to seriously consider moving to a Traveler’s Notebook. I love bullet journaling in the Leuchtturm.
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