Add journal template

It already has a lot of journals and it's actually fun to write them so
I'll be adding them to the template list.

config.el

@@ -91,6 +91,12 @@ folder with its buffer filename."
                                (file ,(f-join +wiki-notebook-directory "literature.${citekey}.org"))
                                :unnarrowed t)
 
+                              ("j" "journals" plain
+                               (file ,(f-join +wiki-directory "templates" "journal.org"))
+                               :target
+                               (file ,(f-join +wiki-notebook-directory "journals.${slug}.org"))
+                               :unnarrowed t)
+
                               ("d" "dailies" entry "* %?"
                                :target
                                (file+head ,(expand-file-name "%<%Y-%m-%d>.org" org-roam-dailies-directory) "#+title: %<%Y-%m-%d>\n"))

templates/journal.org

@@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
+#+title: Journals: ${title}
+#+date: %<%Y-%m-%d %T %:z>
+#+date_modified: %<%Y-%m-%d %T %:z>
+#+language: en
+
+
+* Goals and expectations
+# Put what you expect out of your journey as well as the expected time span to
+# get to that part. For example, if you want to draw to the level of professionals
+# in 10 months. Just like in most parts, be sure to put timestamps to be absolute
+# with the ISO 8601 format (YYYY-MM-DD).
+
+* Resources, preparations, and execution
+# This is where you list a bunch of resources you scouted, the materials and
+# things that you need at some point in the future, and how to make your goals
+# come true as previously mentioned from the Goals and expectations section.
+
+* Habits and todos
+# If you want to make some skill building, you can lay all of the habits and
+# things you want to do in a solid tasklist. With the right configuration,
+# org-agenda will include the things here.
+
+* %<%Y-%m-%d>
+# With the goals and plans laid out, you can now start your journalling starting
+# today.