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I have a Leuchtturm1917 for a bullet journal, but I have a hard time keeping it a daily habit. I use nb on my PCs, but that's more for writing (recipes, etc.)
Real nice brand of notebooks :)
Failing is ok, and part of the process. As long as you're fine with that idea, you're dramatically increasing your chances to keep going back at it. Otherwise, you will feel bad for not doing it, when there is no need to, and you won't want to reopen your notebook. At least, based on my (decades long) personal experience ;)
What is nb?
It's a note-making application. You can view and edit files from a terminal or web browser.
Thx :)