Mastering the Bullet Journal: Index, Pagination, and Threading
This week will be all about the Index. In a nutshell, the index is a bullet journal’s table of contents. It sounds simple but the index might be one of…
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Mastering the Bullet Journal: Daily Logs
The Bullet Journal has been the cornerstone of Rediscover Analog. Over the past few months, I have written about the basics of each module (index, future log, monthly log, daily…
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Bullet Journal Daily Log vs. Weekly Log
One of the most common bullet journal questions that I have asked and heard is “should I use a daily log or weekly log”. When I started in 2016, I…
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6 Reasons You’re Failing at Bullet Journaling
The Bullet Journal, when used wisely, is a powerful productivity and mindfulness tool. And yet, there are a lot of people who have tried and failed at it. Here are…
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How to Succeed at Bullet Journaling When You Live a Fast Paced Life
If you think about it, the Bullet Journal system seems to have been designed for people who want to keep a journal but don’t have time to journal in long-form.…
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Review: Rhodia Goalbook Bullet Journal Notebook
The Rhodia Goalbook is a customizable dot grid notebook. The Goalbook’s format is generally marketed for bullet journaling and creative planning which makes this Rhodia’s answer to the Leuchtturm Bullet…
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Bullet Journal Hacks for the Anti-Planner
I believe that while the bullet journal system is simple and effective, it takes discipline. The idea was created by Ryder Carroll who wanted to organize his “impatient mind” (The…
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Dot Calendar Method in the Bullet Journal
Back in 2016, I found this layout by @louise.dahle on Instagram (formerly creative.pine.apple). She called it the “dot calendar”. Actually, she had a blog post about this previously but her…
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The Purpose of Bullet Journal Cover Pages
I’ve discussed quite a lot about the basics of bullet journaling so now I want to talk about the “add-ons”. The add-ons are pages that were not discussed in The…
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