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How to Be More Mindful of All The Luxuries We Already Have by Rayna Lo

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Being an artist is awesome. I know that I am incredibly and ridiculously lucky to have an outlet for my creative and emotional expression. There are days, however, where I fall into the common trap of focusing on what I

The Power of Drawing a Small Doodle a Day – I Developed Efficient and Smarter Habits

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By ivanlo

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This all started with lessons I learned from completing the 100-day project a few years ago. I wanted to get myself into the practice of drawing more so I thought that committing myself to drawing for 100 consecutive days would

Make Your Own DIY Planner at Home – with Japanese Elements

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By ivanlo

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As a kid, I would go to a local Morning Glory store in Chicago to check out cute stickers, stationery, and planners. I don’t know why I needed a planner as a kid but I sure loved filling each page

Journal Prompt Idea – How to Be More Mindful of All The Luxuries We Already Have

The Power of Drawing a Small Doodle a Day – I Developed Efficient and Smarter Habits

Make Your Own DIY Planner at Home – with Japanese Elements