Daily Diary - Free Notion Template

This is a very simple and minimalistic daily journal template without the need for a database, therefore it's faster to load.

Duplicate the template to your Notion workspace from here:

https://tt-templates.notion.site/diary-1aa601ae02cb4b4ea84ba8ea4a2bfb8e

Adding new entries

First we have the Add a new entry template button. This will automatically create a journal entry page with the current date and time of creation included in the title.

Upon opening this page, you'll also find 3 boxes for you to write in, one for reflections - free writing, and the other 2 in a separate column to list the day's achievements and things that you're grateful for.

You can of course add more prompts and callout boxes by clicking the ⚙️ button next to the "Add a new journal entry" button to edit the template page.

Archive system

No database? No problem. Here you have a page for each year and each month to serve as your archives.

To create a new set of 12 months archives for next year, simply press the Add 12 months of archives template button for 12 pages designated to each month.

When you're done with your journal entries, simply drag them to the corresponding month archive.
When a month is done, drag that month to the corresponding year.

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