My weekly log is a total mess of scribbles sometimes... switching from daily to weekly tracking mid-month. A pencil lets me redraw the whole layout without that permanent ink guilt.
But what if making everything erasable actually holds you back? When I commit with ink, it forces me to take my plans seriously instead of just sketching ideas I might toss out. That pencil guilt you avoid is the exact thing that makes my weekly log mean something, because I can't just wipe away a bad day. Ink mistakes aren't failures, they're a honest record of what really happened. A page in pencil feels like a practice run, but ink makes it count like a real document. Why spend time tracking if it's all just temporary anyway?