How to make manual account books

The method of making small account books is as follows:

1. Prepare a notebook you like.

2. Then be sure to have some pens, tapes, rulers, stickers and the like.

3. You can draw some stick figures on the account to make the content more interesting and beautiful.

4. In addition to stick figure, you can master several fonts, and the feeling of using hand accounts in Chinese and English comes out.

5. Prepare watercolor pens, ribbons, stickers and seals to make the manual more colorful.

Manual originated in Japan and is a kind of book used to record things. In Japan, most people will carry a notebook called "Manual" with them, which can be taken out at any time to read and record. Manual can not only help you remember the birthdays and appointments of family and friends, but also keep your daily work in order.

1, choose the appropriate manual account according to your own preferences.

Auxiliary tools such as colored pencils, markers, highlighters, tape measures, rulers and stickers.

2. Secondly, it is necessary to clarify the purpose of the manual account.

3, collect and learn to draw some stick figures, you can buy some stick figure books, or find some stick figure expression packages on the Internet, learn to draw expressions of various moods, insert some when recording the hand account, and color it, which will make the hand account more graphic.

4. After defining the purpose of manual account, further plan the overall situation, determine the target first and then split it in detail.

5. Learn the notebook for the first time. Don't have obsessive-compulsive disorder and pursue perfection. Don't be afraid that you don't look good. You should develop self-confidence step by step. At first, you can search some templates online, learn to do it, and slowly add your own ideas.

6. Summarize what must be done every day into a punch sheet, mark it according to the quality of completion every day, learn to manage time, what to do at a specified time every day, form the habit of not delaying or perfunctory, turn over the accounts once a week, sum up and reflect, and make rapid progress.