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How to Use Google Calendar as a Personal Journal

By Matthew Lynch
August 3, 2023
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Google Calendar is a great tool for managing your daily schedule, appointments, and events. But it can also be used as a personal journal to track your thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Here are some tips on how to use Google Calendar as a personal journal.

1. Create a new calendar: First, create a new calendar specifically for your personal journal. You can do this by clicking on the “+” icon next to “Other calendars” on the left-hand side of your Google Calendar screen. Give your new calendar a name that resonates with you and choose a color that you like.

2. Schedule time for journaling: Set aside specific time on your Google Calendar for journaling. This could be a few minutes every day or a longer block of time once a week. By putting it on your calendar, you’re reinforcing the importance of journaling for your well-being.

3. Use event titles as prompts: To get started with journaling, use the event title as a prompt for your writing. For example, if the event is “Afternoon walk,” use that as a starting point for writing about the sights, sounds, and thoughts you experienced during your walk. You can also use more general event titles like “Journaling time” or “Reflection.”

4. Create event descriptions: In the event description section, jot down your thoughts and feelings about the experience. This could be a few sentences or a longer paragraph. You can also add links, photos, or videos that relate to the event.

5. Use repeating events for recurring thoughts: If you have recurring thoughts or feelings that you want to track over time, create a repeating event on your Google Calendar. You can use the event title and description to record how your emotions or thoughts are evolving over time.

6. Set reminders: To remind yourself to journal, set reminders on your Google Calendar. You can choose to receive reminders via email or push notification on your phone.

7. Keep your journal private: Remember to keep your personal journal calendar private, so that only you can see it. You can do this by clicking on the three dots next to the calendar name and selecting “Settings and sharing.” From there, you can choose to keep the calendar private or share it with select individuals.

By using Google Calendar as a personal journal, you can easily keep track of your thoughts, feelings, and experiences over time. It’s a great way to reflect on your life and gain a deeper understanding of yourself. Give it a try and see how it can enhance your daily routine.

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