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Try the Bullet Journal method

Try the Bullet Journal method

Studies have found that jotting down thoughts in a journal can improve well-being.

The Bullet Journal is an organizational system but also an exercise in mindfulness — one that requires you to continually re-evaluate how you are investing your time and energy and then decide whether those things are worth it.

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