Evaluate yesterday, organize today and plan for tomorrow. Welcome to the world of the Bullet Journal phenomenon!
A diary that saves frustrated to-do list writers, overloaded multitaskers and creatives who lack order. With BuJo and its ingenious entry system, you won't be one of them anymore!
It's time to get started!
Ryder Carroll originally created the BulletJournal methodology as a solution to his attention deficit disorder, but the magic of the manual note-taking, note-making and note-keeping system, tasks and plans has gradually captivated millions of users. In addition to providing a clear process for dealing with the onslaught of tasks and responsibilities, it also has deeper levels: Calming the mind in a world of handwritten notes brings with it the ability to self-reflect and become aware of one's feelings. It teaches you to identify what is important and to disregard everything that is meaningless, to separate the signal from the noise, to live life with a consciousness of goals.
BuJo is based on methodologies used in software development, but all you need is a notebook, a pencil, and familiarity with the logic system and it will become anything you want it to be: planner, diary, Calendar, organizer, with a sketchbook, a recorder of feelings, a thought-retriever. And just as you evolve, so will the functionality and structure of your BulletJournal. Your BuJo can be anything you want it to be.
YOU WILL LEARN THROUGH THIS BOOK
- basics of methodology, topics and pagination, types of clear tags and bullets
- carry tasks forward and backward so that you never forget anything important
- how to write daily and monthly reports, how to create an index and future projections
- how to create collections in project planning
- how to deconstruct problems into manageable individuals
- what is the purpose of the gratitude diary
- how to use Bujo to find your purpose and achieve happiness, step by step
- The Bullet Journal method was created to bring awareness to how we use two of life's most precious resources: time and energy. It gets more done because you get less done. You deserve it.
