Zordon!?!?

@SimieIriarte

6 ай бұрын

YOU GET A GOLD STAR!!!! ⭐️ This TOTALLY made my day i'm so happy i can sleep in peace knowing this video was worth it good night 😂 lmao but seriously you freaking nailed it. Please email me at explore@stuffthatsticks.co 👀

Definitely the best part of bujo is getting to set up whatever you need whenever you need. I love seeing people’s custom collections bc they’re so unique!

I love that you ask "who do you want to be..." instead of "where do you think you'll be...". I'm neurodivergent and trying to picture where I'll be in a year is inconceivable for me. I have no clue where I'll be a day from now, let alone a year! But who I want to be is a more concrete way of visualizing my future. Thanks for that!!🫶

Watching your videos, I just realized that I've been limiting the potential of my journaling by only using it to organize my to-do's instead of using it as a brain dump or place to put random information. Maybe I should try to be less rigid with rules for once and see what happens. Thank you for being such an authentic and awesome human being 😍😍

Love this vid. I've been using a BuJo off and on for 7+ years and doing it again to organize and focus on a 2 year plan. The randomness IS BuJo magic. Keep it up!

@SimieIriarte

6 ай бұрын

✨Very magical indeed ✨

I didn't want this video to end! Thank you for encouraging all of us by sharing your personal story.

That tiny hand killed me ^^

I adore your journalling style. Very organized and compact.

I love your sense of humor. Great video.

the doodie pun counter roflllllllllllll. another great video. i love seeing all the love in the comments section for random as-needed bujo pages outside of the usual logs. these are some of my favorite compilations because i always love more ideas that make me go "oooh, i could use that." a lot of folks in the self help space are making such great 2023 reflections. it's gonna become my new favorite new years tradition to look forward to. have you seen ryder caroll's 2023 recap? it's so cool and wholesome.

@SimieIriarte

6 ай бұрын

I totally agree! It’s so encouraging 🌈 checking out that vid rn! 🏃🏾‍♀️

9:29 Thanks for your video from Thailand, I started writing journals for 4 months many of your videos from your experiences is good for beginners like myself. Love your voice I feel relax and very calm when listening.

WOW! Love your style. I know I subscribed to you a while back but you have not been coming up in my feed. So I saw that the "bell" was set to personalized?? I changed it to all so that I wouldn't miss anything. You remind me so much of a friend of mine that I haven't seen in a long time (she moved). Makes me feel good to "see" her again.

@sistersofstyle

4 ай бұрын

I may be an “older viewer” at 53, but so adore your style and sense of humor and “realness” too. I would love to have you as a personal PT as I manage chronic pain. Will definitely check out your pelvic floor book recom. As a person who has journaled since 12 (and find I need to, to process and manage most things), I appreciate what you have so share. Thanks for being out there. I am sure I will get more than 1% from you sharing! Congrats as well for taking this on as your full-time gig!

Such an insightful journey through your journaling process! It's inspiring to see how you've evolved your approach over the years and shared the most personal aspects of your life. Your honesty is refreshing, and it encourages viewers to reflect on their own lives. Kudos for opening up and sharing your valuable insights-definitely motivated me to reconsider my journaling practices! +1👍🥰

Oh my your hilarious love your videos this one was no exception- I don’t even have anything to say but keep doing you! Love it!

I stumbled across your burnout video and have been a big fan of your videos ever since. I've been on sick leave for a week due to burnout and can finally breathe a sigh of relief. Without your guidance I might not have done it so quickly. Keep going

This is absolutely wonderful. Thanks for so much great advice ❤❤

This! This is what I’ve needed! Thank you for sharing!

Thank you for sharing! I think you make great content and I love your humor. 😁💚

I love your videos. Informative, unique (in a beautiful way) and entertaining as well. Iv'e always been completely disorganized, and since I started journaling (Morning Pages), it has been changing my life sooooooooooooooo much. I really do feel like a different person. Be well.

This awesome. Thanks for sharing a look inside. I’ve gleaned some great ideas. I continue to be blown away by your mad skills at making videos as well.

@SimieIriarte

6 ай бұрын

Thanks! 🤠

BuJo has been a game changer for me. I don’t know why I never thought of indexing notebooks before. It’s so flexible. Also I got my Stay Chill stickers in the mail today 😎

@SimieIriarte

6 ай бұрын

Niceeee 😎😎😎

Look at you a month later with +13K subscribers heeeeey 🎉 I adore your channel so happy to see you grow!

I just subbed to your newsletter and bought some stickers!! I'm so excited to get them!! I use big vinyl type stickers to reward myself for journaling and it really helps motivate me to journal when I don't feel like it!! Ttyl🫶

Thank you for this - you’ve inspired me to use my journal in a more meaningful way. Also - loved the side quest into pelvic floor restoration (I’m a nurse - love the poop chat)

@SimieIriarte

6 ай бұрын

hehehe I have had very interesting encounters with amazing nurses while meeting over literal sh*t shows. (imaging it raining from a hoyer lift stuck in the air) 🎊

I just want to say thanks so much for your informative and funny content. A friend linked me to you today because I actually have a very similar minimalist style (down to slapping a sticker to augment all the black ink) and often find other BuJo designs incompatible. It's really helping me take my journal to a new level after being stuck for a year with mostly the same spreads/to-do lists. Thank you!

LOVE your videos! This one was perfectly timed too. I am unpacking some things in my life right now. I appreciate the practical advice. Also, thank you for making yourself vulnerable and sharing about your struggles and need for a life coach. I agree, they are amazing!

@sistersofstyle

4 ай бұрын

The vulnerability, yes! So relatable this way!

I just love your videos. They're so well put together and just enjoyable to watch even though I don't have my journal yet!

@SimieIriarte

6 ай бұрын

I sense you will soon join the clurb 😎 hehehe

omg i love this girl why this girl make my anxiety at ease with journaling? magic

Sooo inspiring! ❤

I just found your channel and am pumped

@SimieIriarte

6 ай бұрын

that makes two of us 🙌🏾

Thanks for sharing as always! Lots of good prompt ideas here for my Hobonichi Cousin daily pages. Also love the bonus PT info, your bladder vid legitimately changed how I thought about peeing lol.

@SimieIriarte

6 ай бұрын

perfect! you have likely done yourself a life long favor by harnessing this knowledge 🙌🏾

Great combo of fantastic info and laughabilities. that didn't make sense but...

I like watching your videos. Ive journaled for years and it hasn't changed anything for me. Ive read Ryder Carroll's book 3 times its done nothing for me.

Yup, I didn't expect Bretman!! 😊

Thanks for the advice! Your journalling style is refreshing. PS., your direct link to the newsletter (Make Journaling Your Superpower) is broken, but I still managed to find it from your main website.

@SimieIriarte

6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for sharing and bringing this to my attention. I appreciate your valiant effort to go through the extra clicks to join the clurb 😎

Hi Simie! I really liked this video. Thank you for sharing😁Do you have any study tips or techniques you recommend? Would really appreciate a video on this : ) I'm studying to get into med school and could use some tips! Lots of love, El

@SimieIriarte

5 ай бұрын

Thanks! To be honest, it sounds weird, but learn how to learn. I figured this out much later than I wanted to - after I finished PT school and started studying for boards. I benefitted a great deal using Ali Abdaal's content on how to study on SkillShare. Otherwise, having a study buddy to learn with and teach each other concepts was also key. This also helped with accountability and made it more fun. We made shared google docs and built study guides together as well. Take care of your health at all times because it's very easy to put on the back burner. Sleep and exercise were a non negotiable for me to retain anything. Good luck!

Did expect the poop stuff lol I was diagnosed with diverticulitis in 2020 and had a colostomy bag for 10 months (4 surgeries in 14 months) fun times!! Thank you so much for sharing all your helpful tools!

@SimieIriarte

6 ай бұрын

dang! Seems like you've turned the corner on that journey. If you don't mind sharing, what kind of tracking/trackers do you use (if any) to reduce flare ups? I love having a deep tool box hehe

@Dortiz8925

6 ай бұрын

@SimieIriarte I track my water and fiber daily in take. Which I'm still trying to figure out the best way to help make sure I remain consistent. I wish I had discovered the bujo or the true value in journaling sooner because it would have really made a big difference. I got there eventually which I guess is all that matters. Oh and I take an anti acid pill daily as well. If not life would be miserable.lol the dramaticTING

Awww thanks Simi for this! But…. Curse you for pushing me to ask myself a question that requires self reflection and serious thought when my plan was to goof off on my phone this morning. 😫Also, wow, the end of your video made my day. I watched it four times. 🤣

@SimieIriarte

6 ай бұрын

😂😂😂 my bad! Glad to get you thinking tho 😌

😂😂😂😂 not the 💩 counter!

i found your youtube channel recently and really love your editing style. do you have any tips on starting a youtube channel?

@SimieIriarte

6 ай бұрын

Thanks! I would say to take it one video at a time and improve on one ☝🏾 thing each video starting with the basics: audio, clear visuals, and the thumbnail. Stay on top of your mental health and keep it fun. When you’re first starting out, nobody cares, so just roll with that and focus on learning for yourself ☺️ KZread is a powerful growth tool for developing soooo many different life skills and if you approach it with the right mindset and goals, you’ll never lose 🥳

@SimieIriarte Hi, I’ve been meaning to ask: do you ever use the 3 ribbons? If so, where do you place them? I haven’t found a use for them, yet. Thanks for all your hard work on these videos and your newsletters. I am definitely benefiting from your unique take on personal development while utilizing your systems and others’ systems. You da best!

@SimieIriarte

5 ай бұрын

sometimes???? most of the time they kinda just stay all the way in the front or back of my journal (or just out of the d*mn way). Upon reading this I just put them where I think they might be useful. feels cute, might stop later tho lol. Thanks for your kind words!

Here's a list of the books pictured in the video to add to your tbr: 1. The Creative Act: A Way of Being by Rick Rubin 2. Manifest: 7 Steps to Living Your Best Life by Roxie Nafousi 3. Essentialism: The Disciplined Pusuit of Less by Greg McKeown 4. Authentic: A Memoir by the Founder of Vans by Paul Van Doren 5. Restoring the Pelvic Floor for Women by Dr. Amanda Olson

pleasse keep it up :D

I'm using all your tips to journal every day, now in the days it's complicated for me... The main reason my wife is battling with anorexia so I need to be strong, patience, with a clear mind to help she in this time . So I want to share directly your question in one year I know that everything will be clear and life will change 360 ° it's time to live and enjoy

@SimieIriarte

6 ай бұрын

wishing you the best and sending over good energy 🙌🏾

I wonder, as a PT, have you heard of PNES/FND and have you heard of PT approaches to this?

@SimieIriarte

6 ай бұрын

i have heard of this! but i do not (knowingly) treat this. psychosocial stuff is a HUGE factor when working with patients and can literally determine their potential outcomes. a lot of the time, people have to start with forming the belief that they can get better by slowly rewiring the brain and that can be suuuuuuuper challenging. If i ever feel like this is the case, i strongly advise therapy or consulting a psychiatrist alongside PT. Not sure how others approach this but we definitely learn to recognize stuff in this area to adapt treatment/refer.

Those effing tiny hands... I LOLed. 🤣

@SimieIriarte

6 ай бұрын

👐🏾

Music is tooo loud comparing to your voice.

Loved this video and how it was edited! You definitely improved your editing since last year (that’s when I discovered and subscribed to your channel)! Also from Guam here. 🫶

@SimieIriarte

6 ай бұрын

ayeeeee hafa adai! 🇬🇺 thanks for following along!