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How to Bullet Journal
- Grab a notebook and a pen;
- Format your journal: Index page->Future Log-> Monthly Log-> Daily Log;
- Flip to your Daily Log, and start writing. Keep your items as brief as possible.
- Categorize each entry into one of three groups: Tasks, Events or Notes;
- Log future events and tasks: schedule events or tasks or that you would like to address at a later date;
- Organize your Month: Use this page to schedule events or tasks throughout the month.
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The Bullet Journal (BuJo)
It lets you capture all your notes, to-do lists, calendars and sketches and organize them into a single system.
It uses a practice called “Rapid Logging,” which involves quickly jotting down tasks, thoughts and ideas as they come to you, categorizing those items with bullets, and cre...
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Bullet journaling basics
- Index: This section of the journal is a "table of contents" for the rest of the journal. When you add a new section, include its name and starting page number in the index.
- Future log: This is where you note events like birthdays, weddings and vaca...
Bullet Journaling is a modular framework
Each module, or Collection, serves to organize related information.
You can mix and match, customize, or even create Collections to best suit your needs. The 4 core Collections are: The Index, Future Log, Monthly Log, and the Daily Log.
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A Bullet Journal (BuJo) is a mindfulness practice designed as a productivity system. It is a tool that can help you organize your life and improve your mental health by writing things down on paper. It can be used for anything from keeping track of daily tasks to planning long-te...
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