Bullet Journal Hits
To whoever is out there reading my blog, hi to you!
In June of this year, I stumbled on this youtube video which re-introduced me to the world of writing and journalling digital-less, and after two months of bullet journalling, I have to say it worked for me. It's a simple and easy to maintain system for scheduling my priorities and activities (calendar), and my to-do-lists (tasks), as well as my personal learning and thoughts (notes).
It has changed my life quite radically. I'm more focused, more in control of my schedule, and feel more in tune with who I am becoming (through reflective journalling), and when I reviewed my entries I feel a sense of accomplishment.
It might not work for everyone, but I think it is worth a try. At the very least, there's no harm and not much of a loss of time to view a video that's less than 3 minutes long and then decide for yourself. I never regretted investing that short few minutes. And I'm blogging this in recognition of the value Bullet Journal has added to my quality of life.
A very big thank you to Ryder Carroll for sharing the very simple but life changing concepts!
In June of this year, I stumbled on this youtube video which re-introduced me to the world of writing and journalling digital-less, and after two months of bullet journalling, I have to say it worked for me. It's a simple and easy to maintain system for scheduling my priorities and activities (calendar), and my to-do-lists (tasks), as well as my personal learning and thoughts (notes).
It has changed my life quite radically. I'm more focused, more in control of my schedule, and feel more in tune with who I am becoming (through reflective journalling), and when I reviewed my entries I feel a sense of accomplishment.
It might not work for everyone, but I think it is worth a try. At the very least, there's no harm and not much of a loss of time to view a video that's less than 3 minutes long and then decide for yourself. I never regretted investing that short few minutes. And I'm blogging this in recognition of the value Bullet Journal has added to my quality of life.
A very big thank you to Ryder Carroll for sharing the very simple but life changing concepts!
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