3 Types of Journals
How to deal with failure (like a scientist)
Use a small notebook this way
Replace your phone with a notebook (trust me)
What to write in your journal - bullet journal - bujo
BULLET JOURNAL BASICS for BEGINNERS (in 60 Seconds)
Don’t start using a new notebook until you do this (NO CREASES)
How to decide what to do (when there's too much to do)
Avoid THIS type of goal
I don’t journal this way often (but it can really help)
This notebook is NOT just a productivity tool
Don't put EVERYTHING in your Bujo
The Write-Read Principle for journaling
A random day of life in my Bullet Journal
All my apps do this one thing I hate
How to stop feeling behind in life
GENIUS trick for weekly reviews
Why I do the same thing every day (ADHD process)
Second Brain vs. Paper Notebook
Why you should journal (at every age)
How I use the + bullet (Bullet Journal)
The antidote to procrastiplanning
I go through 4x notebooks every year
Should you have separate work and personal journals?
Journaling tip: how to avoid burnout
Every Bullet Journal Symbol Explained (in 60 seconds)
I re-write this in my notebook every day (my dashboard)
My pet peeve: "Top priorities"
Don’t give up on your journaling practice
Replace your task manager with this notebook
Didn't finish your weekly tasks? Use this technique
A Feelings Tracker could save your life
Change one word to enjoy your todo list again
Calendars are not enough.
My notes system for ADHD
Do you know the difference between Timing Boxing and Blocking?
the Last Item rule
How to not start hating what you once loved
Taking Time vs. Making Time
the Warren Buffet rule
You're not lazy. Your body is sabotaging you
Good habits don’t exist
I do this every day for ADHD
My Daily Practice: WORDS technique
The secret to making time
My 3 essential journal rituals
You’re goal-setting wrong. Here’s the fix
The only goal that matters
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About
Bullet Journal was developed by Ryder Carroll, an Art Director and Interaction Designer living in Brooklyn, NY. Through many years of trial and error, the system has evolved into the ideas presented here. We see this as an evolving, adaptable platform meant to be shared and self curated as you determine what works best for you.This website, in addition to serving as our thank you to our generous community, is a space where inspiration, organization, and general musings on mindfulness can live and grow with the support of our talented Bullet Journalists.
Learn more on: www.bulletjournal.com
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