Quick Journaling: One Line a Day
Have you been trying to get into the habit of journaling lately? Are you intimidated with the idea of journaling? Maybe you’re afraid that you wouldn’t know what to write…
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Organizing Work Notes by Partially Using the Bullet Journal Method
We highly recommend using the Bullet Journal Method to keep track of things in a slightly more orderly manner than random post-its or planners that you probably won’t use. If…
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Mastering the Bullet Journal: Future Log
A bit underrated but a critical part of the Bullet Journal. The Future Log is one of the first pages of your Bullet Journal. By the name itself, we know…
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New Year, New Bullet Journal Notebook?
The beauty of the Bullet Journal system is that you can start at any time of the year. If you had just discovered the method in October, you don’t have…
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Stream of Consciousness: A New Approach to Journaling
I used to think “journaling” meant writing “Dear Diary…” and detailing my day, an idea I found unappealing. The media’s portrayal left me skeptical about its benefits. My interest in…
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Why You Need to Read Ryder Carroll’s The Bullet Journal Method
The Bullet Journal Method is a book authored by the creator of the Bullet Journal, Ryder Carroll. He launched his book in October of last year and has recently celebrated…
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Mastering the Bullet Journal: Monthly Log
As the month nearly comes to a close, it is just fitting to discuss more about the Monthly Logs for this edition of Mastering the Bullet Journal. Choose your layout…
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How I Benefit from Daily Journal Writing
When I was younger, I never thought of keeping a journal nor did I have any interest in doing so. I have always felt that my thoughts and musings should…
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Why Every Bullet Journalist Should Go Back to Basics (at Least Once)
The Bullet Journal is a system, not a type of journal. It’s meant to be customizable and should adapt to the needs and requirements of the one who uses the…
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