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On the reg

A Bullet Journal love fest (#bujo)

Apr 4, 2021
Topics discussed in this podcast include sailing adventures, vegan pizzas, buying a Tesla as a midlife crisis car, the Bullet Journal method, using symbols in a bullet journal, the power of reflection, migrating to a paper system, and using washi tape in a bullet journal.
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Quick takeaways

  • The Bullet Journal method combines a to-do list, planner, and sketchbook, providing a versatile system for managing study and work.
  • Migration is a crucial aspect of the Bullet Journal method, allowing for ongoing organization and adaptation of tasks, goals, and projects.

Deep dives

The Bullet Journal Method: A Tool for Organization and Reflection

The bullet journal method, also known as boudgeau, is a versatile system that combines a to-do list, planner, and sketchbook in one. It was developed by writer Carol, who found it helpful for managing his study and work due to his attention deficit disorder (ADD). The method has gained popularity beyond people with ADD and has become a global community. The key concepts in boudgeau include the use of an index and page numbers for easy navigation, future logs to plan and keep track of upcoming events, and monthly logs to provide an overview of the month. The daily logs allow for rapid logging of tasks, events, and notes throughout the day. Collections serve as buckets of information for specific projects or topics. These collections can be used to track progress, set goals, or reflect on various aspects of life. The method encourages reflection and regular review of the journal, creating a holistic view of one's life and helping with organization and productivity.

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