Added example of how I can now keep a journal smoothly thanks to bear cli

examples/journaling/README.md

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+# Journaling
+This one-liner (run in this folder..) will automatically make a template with date of today:
+
+`sed "s#<date>#$( date +"%d/%m/%Y")#" templates/journaling.md | bear create`
+
+You can also run this when logging in (that’s what I do):
+
+Just add the `journaling.cmd` file to System Preferences > Accounts > Login item
+
+Happy Journaling!
+
+## TODO
+- [ ] check if note of the day doesn’t exist yet, before creating
+- [ ] change the title to more descriptive date. (keep the / for categorising)

examples/journaling/journaling.cmd

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+#!/bin/bash
+
+sed "s#<date>#$( date +"%Y/%m/%d")#" $( cd "$(dirname "$0")" ; pwd -P )/templates/journaling.md | bear create

examples/journaling/templates/journaling.md

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+# <date>
+
+## Book notes
+
+## Sleep notes
+
+## Work notes
+
+## Personal notes
+
+## Workout notes
+
+## Side project notes
+
+## Investment notes
+
+#me/journal/<date>
+
+