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The Bullet Journal Method
The Bullet Journal Method: Track the Past, Order the Present, Design the Future | Ryder Carroll
The long-awaited first book by the founder of the enormously popular Bullet Journal organizational system. For years Ryder Carroll tried countless organizing systems, online and off, but none of them fit the way his mind worked. Out of sheer necessity, he developed a method called the Bullet Journal that helped him become consistently focused and effective. When he started sharing his system with friends who faced similar challenges, it went viral. Just a few years later, to his astonishment, Bullet Journaling is a global movement. The Bullet Journal Method is about much more than organizing your notes and to-do lists. It's about what Carroll calls "intentional living": weeding out distractions and focusing your time and energy in pursuit of what's truly meaningful, in both your work and your personal life. It's about spending more time with what you care about, by working on fewer things. His new book shows you how to... * Track the past: Using nothing more than a pen and paper, create a clear and comprehensive record of your thoughts. * Order the present: Find daily calm by tackling your to-do list in a more mindful, systematic, and productive way. * Design the future: Transform your vague curiosities into meaningful goals, and then break those goals into manageable action steps that lead to big change. Carroll wrote this book for frustrated list-makers, overwhelmed multitaskers, and creatives who need some structure. Whether you've used a Bullet Journal for years or have never seen one before, The Bullet Journal Method will help you go from passenger to pilot of your own life.
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Deifio
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Pickpick

This is amazingly helpful. I bet I have to reread parts of it to get the most out of it and remember all the helpful stuff!

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Deifio
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Now things with bullet journaling begins to click. I never really thought about the reason behind specific logs. And I've never done the migration or reflection part!
In short, I didn't do it right. So I'll try again and this time I have specific times set aside for journaling, too.
So worth it to buy this book!

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Deifio
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"We need to reduce the number of decisions we burden ourselves with so we can focus on what matters."

Megabooks Yes! 3mo
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AllDebooks
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#NetGalleyGroup #Netgalley #WeAreBookish

Ooooh 😍 I just received an email gifting me a copy of We are Bookish's reading journal. Did anyone else get one? I usually log my reading in a diary.
I'd be grateful for tips on journalling from any journalling Littens. 📚📒✒️👓

LeeRHarry I got one but I think I‘ll stick to my tried and tested notebook. 😊 3mo
Cupcake12 I‘ve got one but is it online or pdf? Printable? Haven‘t looked yet? 3mo
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Larkken Got it! I've been thinking of trying digital journaling so this is nice to have a template to try! @Cupcake12 Netgalley suggests using a tablet, specifically goodnotes with apple or xodo with windows/Samsung, but say the journal could also be used on a desktop. There's a pretty good how-to guide in the links 👍 3mo
Cupcake12 Thank you. Going to look later x 3mo
Cheryl_Russell_BookNotes I got one but haven‘t really looked at it yet. I don‘t do well with journals. 😄 3mo
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PuddleJumper

Bullet journaling was suggested as a helpful tool for ADHD. I get very overwhelmed and forget a lot of normal daily tasks (why is brushing my teeth so hard?)

I wasn't convinced because I have perfectionist anxiety which means I get very stressed out if I can't keep things consistent and then give up because it's not right.

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PuddleJumper I thought I'd read the guide to give me a better understanding of what bullet journaling is and how it would help. So far I've skipped the majority of the book. It's too much information. I'm already overwhelmed and I've not got the brain power to read this thing that might help me.

5mo
currentlyreadinginCO Be easy on yourself -- I'm not ADHD, to my knowledge, and I've abandoned a few of these journals because it really is super overwhelming 😂😉 5mo
Cuilin Fellow ADHD here. Yep mundane stuff is hard. Journaling always sounds romantic but yeah just another “to do”. 5mo
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Susanita That book reminded me of standing outside in a rain storm. For something closer to a gentle shower you might like 5mo
Larkken You might try some pre-made bullet journal templates from printouts, books, or goodnotes. Then you can see if anything clicks and read more into those parts. I like bullet journals but find my fav part is that it is customizable and gets me to use a planner as there aren't big chunks that I never use! The guides sometimes give too much information on the possibilities, and sometimes that's overwhelming and boring for me at the same time. 5mo
GondorGirl I have a really difficult time remembering simple tasks too and the easy thing I've found to help with the FINCH app. You can set up your to-do lists (even making some tasks daily or weekly) and you get points for each one you complete. Bonus for me as a 90s kid, you have a bird friend on the app that grows as you complete tasks. 5mo
Roary47 I‘m sorry you are feeling overwhelmed. Maybe there is a video you could watch that the guide was trying to help you with? You got this! 5mo
PuddleJumper @currentlyreadinginCO I have a notebook graveyard 😂😂 5mo
PuddleJumper @Cuilin That's what I'm a bit worried about. I don't want to be generating more work and shame for myself, I'm really good at that already! 😅 5mo
PuddleJumper @Susanita Thanks! I'll have a look 5mo
PuddleJumper @Larkken That's exactly it, there's just too much information and I already know some of it isn't relevant. Looking at premade stuff is a good idea. I'll try that, thanks! 5mo
PuddleJumper @GondorGirl Oh, interesting! I've tried gamifying things before and it's very much hit or miss. I do like animal companions though, I'll check it out. Thanks! 5mo
PuddleJumper @Roary47 Thanks, it's hard to remember to be kind to myself. There are several videos on it, that might make things easier to digest. Thanks! 5mo
Jari-chan Oh dear, I know about perfectionist anxiety... Feel hugged and I hope you find something that will be good for your soul. 5mo
PuddleJumper @Jari-chan ❤️❤️❤️ 5mo
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Susanita
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Yesterday‘s bullet journaling class was fun and informative. I‘m ready for some football and calendar grids! Also, how cool is it that the entire wall is a whiteboard?

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fredthemoose
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Pickpick

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Second or third re-read and I got more out of it than previous listens. I‘ve been keeping up with it more than I have in a long time and have a better sense of what parts are helpful to me and which aren‘t as much.

JuniperWilde Curious what you find most helpful 2y
fredthemoose I initially liked the layout and the idea of having an index so you could just put co tent in whatever order any still find what you need. But now I really like the “system” of mentally clearing out what you need to do and what‘s important. 2y
Kempfme I love bullet journaling. I have done it since 2015. 2y
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hissingpotatoes
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Mehso-so

3/5⭐ Basically the KonMari method for activities rather than objects.

The book is very repetitive. That said, it's an easy read, and I did get some good advice out of it (particularly the points about offloading all your thoughts/tasks via journals). I do plan to incorporate some of the ideas into my organization and mindfulness techniques (the personal customization of which the author fully encourages).

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bookseller_cate
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Pickpick

Yet another reread of this one. I always get something new out of it.

Any other #bulletjournal peeps out there?

ImperfectCJ Yep! I'm just now debating whether to give my copy of this book away or keep it. It's in the donation pile at the moment, but I might change my mind before the pickup tomorrow morning. 3y
bookseller_cate @ImperfectCJ I reread my copy at least once a year, but I‘m also a little obsessive about bullet journaling. 😁 3y
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MarkoPDX
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Mehso-so

Read in 2020. Works for me.

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mhillis
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Mehso-so

I think you can find most of this information about billet journalling on the internet (in some cases verbatim). For me, the best part of this book was the chapter on goals and how to break goals down into sprints and I‘ve started to put that into practice already!

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JaneyWaneyB
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Hi Littens,

Does anyone Bullet Journal? I have quite a few of these blank calendars from Papergang that I will never use and don't want to go to waste. If you can make use of them let me know and I'll share my email so you can send me your address. There are about 12 of them so I can split them 😁

maich I started in January. The year 2021 will be my second bullet journal year. 3y
JaneyWaneyB @maich brilliant I'll pop some in my next letter to you 💌🤩📮 3y
maich @JaneyWaneyB Thank you😍❤ 3y
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JackOBotts
Pickpick

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I discovered Bullet Journaling a few years ago and have since dabbled in and out of the practice. Heading into 2021, I want to re-commit to the practice, and reading this provided the perspective and encouragement I needed to dive back in confidently.

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Clare-Dragonfly
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Mehso-so

I‘ve been a bullet journaler for quite a few years now, so I didn‘t expect this book to add much for me, but I figured it was worth a read. I was right; I did get a couple of interesting ideas for my bullet journal, but mostly I found the book dull, repetitive, and too long. It doesn‘t repeat itself, but rather Ryder‘s ideas and those of others that are already widespread in the internet.

Also, the ebook format doesn‘t work for this book.

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Clare-Dragonfly
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I‘m rather skeptical that it was actually Abraham Lincoln who said this 🤔 Though imagining it coming from him puts a different spin on it. Usually people seem to mean “it doesn‘t matter that I‘m old because I act young,” but now I see it as more like “it doesn‘t matter how long you live as long as you live life to the fullest.”

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bookseller_cate
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First day of (online) classes for Spring Semester was today.

I learned a lot last semester about my learning style and so am setting up Bullet Journals for each subject.

Also got my grades for Winter Semester (my first). If I may brag: A+, A+, A+, A+, A.

(And that as a 40+ mature student in a semester interrupted by a pandemic.)

#yayme #bujo #saitlife #learning

Caterina Yay!! Great job! 🎉 I'm a seminary student, and my bullet journal helps so much with keeping on top of my classes and other requirements! 😊 4y
bookseller_cate Thanks @Caterina! I‘ve BuJo-ed for several years, but I feel like school is making me level up. 😊 4y
Libby1 Well done! 👏👏👏 4y
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bookseller_cate Thanks for the support, @libby1! 💚📚 4y
Redwritinghood Good job! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 4y
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CoffeeK8
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For some reason this week has been really easy to keep up on my #bulletjournaling #coronadiaries 🤷‍♀️

JamieArc Ha! Instead of my normal weekly, I made a “How to survive the pandemic and social distancing” spread 😂 4y
AmyG The things we book nerds do to keep ourselves occupied. @JamieArc 4y
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MyBookLife Ideally we could all work on our tbr lists, but for me it‘s kind of doing the opposite 🙃 (edited) 4y
CoffeeK8 @JamieArc I was going to, but I have a 4 year old and a 10 year old so it‘s more how do I survive them 4y
CoffeeK8 @MyBookLife that‘s my goal, but we‘ll see if it happens 4y
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kezzlou85
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An in depth look at how to bullet journal. This was interesting but I would have liked more pictures for examples. 3* my two journals are on either side. The pink is for reading, the brown for everything else. Not been going long but enjoying doing it. I also have a diary, daily planner and calendar may be obsessed.

Crazeedi I have journals everywhere, not an obsession imo!😉❤ 4y
kezzlou85 @Crazeedi that's good to know and its fun too. 4y
maich I started with BuJo this year too. 😊 4y
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kezzlou85 @maich oh exciting. Are you enjoying doing it? 4y
maich @kezzlou85 I'm having so fun. 😊 I wanted to change my life. And this really help me. I'm tracking my reading ritual, workout, and my habits. I also writing there my daily plan, to do list, and blog plan. 4y
kezzlou85 @maich sounds like it's doing wonders for you. I'm slowly getting more into it. 4y
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sophierayton
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Pickpick

I thought this was good. I'm looking forward to getting my bullet journal and making a start.

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ImperfectCJ
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BuJo book log for January. Summary of the tiny text, this month I:

Finished 8: The Library Book, Cold Comfort Farm, The Art of War, Untangled, Heretics Anonymous, Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal?, The Wild Robot, Sorry to Disrupt the Peace

DNFed 4: A Short History of a Small Place, Another Bullshit Night in Suck City, White Fragility, Small Great Things

3 in progress: Ghosts of Greenglass House, Everything I Never Told You, Periodic Tales

ImperfectCJ Edited because I forgot to include Sorry to Disrupt the Peace in the summary. 4y
Clare-Dragonfly I really like your book log! I might emulate it in my next bujo. 4y
ImperfectCJ @Clare-Dragonfly Thanks! I kept trying to do something fancy but ended up with simple and pragmatic (as usual). 4y
Clare-Dragonfly Simple and pragmatic is the way to go! 4y
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kezzlou85
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Not my best times but having a much busier weekend then intended. Might hit 12 hours if I'm lucky. #24B4Monday @Andrew65 @TheReadingMermaid @jb72

Andrew65 Well done 👏👏👏, and good luck. 4y
gradcat @kezzlou85 Ditto me. I have almost the same amount of time reading as you. I feel like you‘ve given me license to strive for twelve hours without feeling too bad about it. 😂♥️ 4y
Crazeedi It's a great time! I wont get much reading done today, my sisters birthday! 4y
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kezzlou85 @Andrew65 thank you hoping my headache doesnt worsen or else 8 might be my limit 4y
Andrew65 🤞🤞🤞 4y
kezzlou85 @gradcat aww then I wish you luck with hitting 12. Never feel bad about it. Any reading is good. 4y
Andrew65 @Crazeedi Have a great day. 4y
kezzlou85 @Crazeedi hope she has a lovely day. 4y
Andrew65 @gradcat Good luck on that target. 👍 4y
jb72 That‘s a great time! 4y
Crazeedi @Andrew65 @kezzlou85 it was very special! Thanks!! 4y
kezzlou85 @Crazeedi so glad you had a wonderful day. 4y
kezzlou85 @jb72 thanks. 4y
Andrew65 @Crazeedi That‘s the important thing. 😊 4y
gradcat @Andrew65 & @kezzlou85 Alas, it was not to be...I got in a couple more hours, but that‘s about all. Maybe ten hours total? But I can live with it—like you both said, any is better than none, right? 😉 4y
gradcat @Crazeedi I hope you all had a blissful day!! ♥️🎂👍 4y
Andrew65 @gradcat Most definitely! 4y
kezzlou85 @gradcat yep definitely. That's still a great time. 4y
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DrSabrinaMoldenReads
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Mehso-so

I love bullet journaling and my bullet journal. However, I was disappointed with this book. I learned a lot more from social media sources, from people who have expanded on his method. If you want to start bullet journaling, you can best learn and continue to benefit from YouTube, Pinterest and Instagram, in my opinion. ⭐️⭐️⭐️

ImperfectCJ I felt similarly about this one. It's not bad as a resource for initial setup, but I think Ryder Carroll tried to do a little too much life-coaching in this book. 4y
DrSabrinaMoldenReads I expected to learn more than I already knew. I did not even find his advice to be helpful @ImperfectCJ 4y
WomanistBibliophile I have this on hold at the library, it‘s got a long-ish wait list, so I‘ve been looking through instagram for inspiration in the mean time, good to know I‘m not missing out! 4y
DrSabrinaMoldenReads You Tube is great too for info about Bullet Journaling. Also, Pinterest @WomanistBibliophile 4y
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DrSabrinaMoldenReads
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Of course, knowing me, I want to start doing this exactly by the book. Of course this will be done while reading Virginia.

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ImperfectCJ
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After a brief flirtation with a disc planner, I'm back to my bullet journal for 2020. Here are future planning (which will include a list of #litsylove birthdays for each month) and main monthly spreads. Monthly left side: summary of each day. Right side: trackers... weight and habits on top, sleep below. Not pictured: my book log spread, which currently is a blank page with "book log" written at the top. Any ideas for BuJo book tracking?

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Caterina
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#BookReport: I finished FIVE books this week! I'm planning on finishing 115 total for the year. Loved Christianity After Religion and Dear Church and Dog Songs, quite liked Priestdaddy, and The Bullet Journal Method was just something to read quickly on my phone when bored - I got maybe 1 or 2 new bujo ideas from the whole book. @Cinfhen

Cinfhen Great week 👍🏻Lots of progress made😊 4y
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WildQuibble
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#adventrecommends day 21!

I recommend this book if you‘re interested in planning, but haven‘t found a planner that suits you - especially if you‘re put off by all the ‘instagram bullet journals‘. This is the original system by the original creator, and it‘s a far cry from its deco-heavy descendants.

I homebrew plan, and while I didn‘t switch over to this I picked up plenty of useful things to incorporate into my own plans.

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AmandaL
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Just started this one in preparation for the coming new year. I've been keeping a hand sketched organizer the last two years, but it is bare bones and I'm hoping to make it work better for me in 2020. #bujo

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Schnoebs
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Pickpick

4⭐️

Created by the author, this book goes into the creation, function and purpose of bullet journaling. It provides step by step techniques and includes a wide variety of resources to help get someone started in bullet journal or to help give new ideas for someone well versed in the techniques.

#nonfiction #bulletjournal #journal #audiobook #scribd #library

Crazeedi Looks like I might need this for next year!😉 4y
Schnoebs @Crazeedi I read it because I wanted to organize my reading better for next year. It wasn‘t exactly what I wanted out of it but there were definitely tips and tricks that I was able to take with me and had me think about the goals that I wanted 4y
Crazeedi @Schnoebs that's what I'm wanting to do next year too. 4y
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Luv2readbookz
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Pickpick

I‘ve been following different bullet journalers for a few years. I know I don‘t have the discipline to start and maintain one- but I still thought some of his ideas were beneficial and would work in my Hobonichi Techo (which I absolutely love using) 😉

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kezzlou85
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Just thought I'd share my bujo page for #Scareathlon. Plus had to use some of my new washi tape. #TeamSlaughter @Clwojick

SamanthaMarie That is super fun!!! 4y
Clwojick 😍😍😍😍😍Love it!! 4y
kezzlou85 @Clwojick aww thank you 4y
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Inazea
Panpan

If you're looking for a book on bullet journaling - this is not it. Bullet journaling in its basic form as described in the book is no new concept and yet the book makes it sound like it is a groundbreaking method Ryder Carroll himself invented. To me the book felt like a mixture of 75% unrelated stories, 15% generic self help ideas you nowadays find on every website and 10% VERY basic journaling stuff and nothing new (like how to make a list...)

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TheEllieMo
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Some of my friends swear by their bullet #Journal, saying it‘s helped them get organised. I‘m so disorganised, I haven‘t even managed to find the time to even understand what it means🙄

#SelfImprovementSept
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@OriginalCyn620

DivineDiana I bought all the supplies, and there it sits and sits and sits. 🤷🏼‍♀️ 5y
marleed I wanted to Bullet Journal my books as a touchy feely way to account for the books I read but may not physically own. I was afraid I get behind on pages so I‘m BJ‘ing with index cards. Now I‘m on the lookout for an old library drawer to house them! 5y
Whimsical.Curiosity @DivineDiana same. Wishful thinking I guess 🤣 5y
OriginalCyn620 👌🏻📚😂 5y
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FireproofBunny

Few things are more distracting than the cruel stores we tell ourselves

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Amandajoy
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Anyone use a bullet journal? What do you think? I‘ve always had a paper planner but I‘m thinking of trying this. I‘ve dismissed this in the past because it always looked too fancy & complicated and know that will stop me from using it.

Varshitha I love it,, mostly because it can be designed however you want.. I was intimidated by all the colorfull bujo posts as well but finally came up with the layouts that actually work for me .. 5y
parttimedomestic I've been bullet journaling for 3 years or so. I agree it can be intimidating, but start simple and small and find what layouts work for you. It is more of a time investment than a regular planner, but I think it's worth it because I can integrate my day to day planner with my book log and garden calendar and I love having everything in the same journal and format! 5y
Megabooks A lot of ppl on here use them. I think the hashtag is #bujo. 5y
Amandajoy @Varshitha @parttimedomestic @Megabooks I finished the book & think I‘m going to try it. The spreads get super intimidating once you go down the rabbit hole on the internet & I don‘t have the time. I‘ve decided to start super basic for the first few months to see how I like the concept. 5y
Clwojick I love my bujo. check out the posts under this book. 5y
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Krisjericho
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Mehso-so

Parts of this were good. Your bullet journal doesn‘t have to be fancy, or pretty, or exactly the same all the time. But it‘s much too long and way too focused on being a self-help book rather than an instruction manual with practical tips. I‘ll probably just continuing doing what I was doing - taking the parts of the bullet journal that work for me and using them in my regular old pen and ink planner.

Kempfme I‘ve been using a combination of Bullet Journal and the GTD method. 5y
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PedestalNix
Mehso-so

The information was good, but the book could have been cut by 50-75% without losing anything important. I don't need inspirational stories of other people succeeding with this journaling method, I need practical advice for how to succeed with it myself. The book does have plenty of that, but unless you feel you need a book-length intro to productivity techniques, just read the Bullet Journal website and you'll get the gist of it.

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Sarah83 Looks so pretty 💕 5y
Megabooks Cute! 5y
Erofan 😍 5y
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bookseller_cate
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My Face When:

A Calgary writers‘ conference asks me to give a presentation on Bullet Journaling.

So excited. I‘m a total BuvanJelical.

I get a projector for slides and everything!

The conference is When Words Collide and is awesome. It takes place every August. Would love to meet local Littens there. ❤️📚 #yyc #yycbooks

Riveted_Reader_Melissa Sounds awesome!! 5y
bookseller_cate @Riveted_Reader_Melissa Thanks! I‘m so excited! 📚😊 5y
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KarynGood Congrats! Have heard good things about When Words Collide! 5y
valeriegeary Bujo changed my life! So did Christian Bale. 😄😋 5y
LauraJ Very happy for you! Bujo keeps me going at work. Maybe you could offer up some tips here too for those getting into the habit. 5y
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Moony
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"Goals give us an opportunity to define our wishes precisely." (p. 171)

The quote fits to #24B4Monday challenge. Today I have read two and a half hours and one hour yesterday. It does not come close to the goal, but shows my desire to read more.

#qoute #bulletjournal

Andrew65 A great quote. Well done on the time you have achieved. 👏 (edited) 5y
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Moony
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I love the little graphics in the book. (p 156)

#24B4Monday #nonfiction #bulletjournal

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RowReads1
Panpan

Check this one out at the library. I‘d return it if I could. It‘s more self-help less journal set up. He talks about himself a lot. Bullet journaling started long before you were born, buddy! 😒

bookseller_cate I actually found Ryder‘s book quite helpful, especially the personal stories. But then, I did discover BuJo through him. Going into my second full year and loving it. 😊🎉 5y
RowReads1 @duthie_yyc it‘s possible I‘ll still find some use out of it yet. I appreciate that he talks about how everybody‘s journaling style is going to be different. It‘s great you‘re loving it. 5y
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RowReads1
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📝Last year I begrudgingly started a #bujo that didn‘t last very long, all the while asking myself: I‘m a major list maker; why aren‘t I loving this? I‘m starting fresh this year for habit tracking reasons, as well as starting school again after many years. #Bulletjournal

RachelAmphlett Oh, I‘m glad you posted this! I love lists, too (I have too much stuff going around in my head) but I couldn‘t get to grips with it! Maybe it‘s time I had another go... 5y
Hestapleton I found how I use my BuJo varies on where I‘m at in life. In school, lots of lists, now it‘s a lot of monthly spreads, book things, notes, habit trackers, etc. More of a catch all. Use it how you need to! 5y
RowReads1 @Hestapleton That‘s what I figured. I‘ll have more reasons to use it now. 5y
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Bookartbookmarks
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Pickpick

Do you journal? I have always wanted to, but never started. Got this and let‘s say I‘m excited to start! @r

kezzlou85 I do but currently only to keep a record of what books I've read so far. Hoping to develop it more as the year goes on. 5y
JazzFeathers I started journalling after joining Litsy because l got excited by all the fantastic bujos l've seen here. Now l love it. 5y
tracey38 I used to and want to get back into it. 5y
jpmcwisemorgan I‘m so afraid I‘ll mess it up or not be able to decide what I want to do that I just don‘t do it but I want to! Ahhhhh 5y
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balletbookworm
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Mehso-so

Read mostly for “new year, new you” reasons and customers keep asking if they should buy it. Definitely a Your Mileage May Vary Book ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ . It was too prescriptive for my taste; watching some tutorials, reading Rachel Wilkerson Miller‘s Dot Journaling Book, and some googling for layouts was really all I needed to decide what parts would benefit me the most. But some people may need more explanations/instructions.

balletbookworm And there‘re also some not-great jokes. Like, it one point early on he mentions mindfulness then makes a joke about sitars. 😒 5y
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CocoReads
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Look what just came to my door!

JacqMac Ooo How is it? I‘d love to get mine better organized. 5y
CocoReads @JacqMac I haven‘t started it yet. But the library class I went to last week used it as their reference and tinyrayofsunshine.com is doing a year long book club on it on instagram and Facebook. 5y
JacqMac @CocoReads Thanks! I‘m going to go look. 5y
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CocoReads
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Yesterday was a banner day, after getting called into work, I managed not one, but 2 library trips. One to my usual branch to pick up my holds and then in the evening I went to the south side branch for a class on bullet journaling. It was informative and more in depth than I thought but I‘m excited to give it a try.

Jenken1998 Nice. I was at my library yesterday and parking was scarce..found out it was bc they were hosting a barbershop quartet.. they were actually very impressive..and i was totally the youngest person there. 😁 5y
wanderinglynn Wow! That looks really helpful! 👍🏻 I just got a bullet journal too & am excited to start using it. 5y
DivineDiana I bought one last year and am hesitant to begin. Some directions would be very helpful! 5y
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CocoReads @divinediana most of these came from a you tube tutorial and this particular sheet was done by ....I forget now but it‘s a website. I‘ll look when I get home and let you know. 5y
CocoReads @JenniferDuffKennedy that happens to me too sometimes. When we went to see B.B. King a few years before he passed, we were both the youngest and whitest people there but we had a great time. 5y
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Devyn
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I hadn‘t planned for one of my resolutions to be posting to social media MORE, but here it is. Litsy is one of the few apps on my phone that I legitimately enjoy my time on and it‘s time to spend a bit more time on my reading life.

Here‘s to a 2019 filled with books and Litsy-ing!

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kgriffith
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Bullet journalers, what reading spreads do you love? I‘m organizing and shelving my library (~1,200 volumes) over winter break and am going to prioritize owned TBR titles, and keep track of them here. Anything that gets bumped ahead of these will have to have a compelling reason, like a series title I‘ve been waiting on, or I could get it from Scribd and need an audiobook. #bujo

kgriffith (And yes, this is a modified Passion Planner page — I‘m still working out how and where I want to track which and what) 5y
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