A few months back, I started feeling a strong need to have all of my thoughts, notes, and to-dos in one spot, and it pulled me back to the bullet journal. Until then, I had honestly never used the official method as it was intended to be used as a minimal, practical system that brings your tasks, plans, goals, and thoughts into one place.
No art skills required. Just a pen and a notebook.
I learned a LOT, and I still am, which is what today's episode is about. I'm sharing evolutions of the traditional bujo method that I missed before, what it looks like to bullet journal with zero art and only a daily log, and something I didn't expect.
If you're new to the bullet journal method, start here first →
https://youtu.be/kTK-OxT1QFI. The comments called it one of the most comprehensive videos about bullet journaling. In fact, it's become one of my most-watched videos, and the comments have been incredible.
For me, this is a minimalist life-simplicity practice (that occasionally gives me something to color with my toddler).
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