Daily planner– if you don’t currently have a daily planner you can use the empty notebook for it. Here’s a free daily planner I released that you could use for inspiration for the layout. Your online profile lets you make a list, keep a record of achievements, meet others who want to achieve life goals, and be inspired by their achievements. Their photos of a hike up a volcano, a Michelin-starred meal in one of the Shard’s restaurants, or a trip to a cocoa plantation may be the motivation you need to make your dreams a reality. Shopping lists– keep a running shopping list of what you need and where you need to get it. This can really help with being efficient.

I hope that this post gave you some helpful ideas and inspiration for how to use your notebook! Remember, that these are ideas that should help you use it however works the best for you and either benefits your life or entertains you in a way that you are looking for. If you liked this post on things to do with empty notebooks then you probably (hopefully!) will like these too: Online course note taking- use this opportunity to take a free online class and use the notebook to take notes from it. Dream journal- put the notebook on your nightstand and when you wake up remembering a dream you can journal about it.Mental health journaling– this is a great way to focus on your mental health and ensure you are making it a priority.

MiGOALS notebooks do not just make fantastic companions for goal setting and dream chasing. Keep one as a dream journal with a pen on your bedside table and jot down your most fascinating dreams as they happen; whether you read through in the morning or some time later, you will almost certainly be surprised by what you find. Whether you unearth a unique idea or just have a laugh, a dream journal is an excellent addition to your bedside essentials. Visit major cultural landmarks like the Eiffel Tower in France, the Taj Mahal in India, the pyramids of Egypt, Petra in Jordan, the Colosseum in Greece, Stonehenge in England, or Christ the Redeemer in Brazil Creating your list can feel overwhelming. It takes Inner Work® and self-reflection to create a list that aligns with your values. There are many ways you can approach this. But, if you need a hand, BetterUp is here. Our coaches can help you figure out what matters to you and thrive. It might seem a bit sad to think about, but we all dream of things we want to do before our time is up. It isn't always about "before we die," but it creates a sense of urgency. Self discovery- use your notebook to work on different elements of self discovery such as following journal prompts and writing questions and answers to yourself about yourself.Letters– you can use the notebook to write letters to yourself or others that you don’t actually send to express yourself honestly. Daily journal– this is a simple journal that is just a reflection of your day but is a great use of your journal and can be wonderful for personal growth. Brain dumps- get into a mood where you have a ton going on in your mind? Then turn one of your empty notebooks as the place you use as a brain dump. Daily journal: Use your notebook to set daily goals, reflect on your experiences, and document your adventures. This will help you discover what activities are most meaningful to you.