Plan For The New Year With a Bullet Journal | Bujo Setup for 2025

[@bonniemacbird]

Bullet journaling has changed my life. I am 72 and it is never to late to learn, never too late to change. It was a hairy year, 2023. A year of facing a huge loss, and a larger one looming on the horizon. A year that challenged my strength, my formerly rock solid writing process, and my equanimity. This short video has reminded me that curiousity, careful observation, and especially a look at what worked and what didn't will help me going forward. Thank you, Ryder. I love the phrase "level up". Yes!

[@bulletjournal]

Beautifully said, thank you so much for sharing. I hope 2024 is good to you.

[@FifiJustice-pd8tf]

❤❤❤

[@AmandaJYoungs]

It's good to know I am not the only senior who loves bullet journaling!

[@JolantaBurzynska]

@@AmandaJYoungs We are a large community, I guess...

[@TokyoBlue587]

“Rather than adding new potential solutions, often the most productive thing we can do is remove known problems.” This is so true and very helpful to think about.

[@elleliterate]

I've been bullet journaling for about 7 years now, going on 8, and it's helped me pick apart my behaviours, understand myself better, and be kinder to myself when achieving my goals. Thank you, Ryder, for letting this into the world for free. You're doing a public service.

[@tonymartin6274]

Agreed!!

[@bulletjournal]

The kinder part ❤️

[@nicolasramirez3944]

I love that you’re constantly smiling

[@janelleh]

"from a place of curiosity, instead of judgement" this perspective for looking back at why things didn't get finished felt like a lightbulb moment!

[@dwayneharmer7926]

For anyone that is a little overwhelmed to start. I have been Bullet journalling for at least 5 years now, and I have yet to stick to the official BuJo method. But I come back to it each year, because I see the benefits. Even to just write my thoughts for 15 mins each day is a lesson in itself.

[@MaisistkeinGemuese]

Bullet Journaling has been my biggest enemy and my ultimate friend in the last two years. As someone with Aspergers, I crave for the perfect BuJo, with no mistakes in perfectly written and designed Fonts. Learning to accept, that this isn't possible took me 2 years and by now I know wich habits encourage my craving for perfection and wich habits help me to accept mistakes. What helped me the most were the yearly reflections! It was only then, that I realized what practice was helpful and what wasn't. Having read the book, listened to the Audiobook and watching KZbin Videos, Ryder was one of the biggest and most positive influences in my life! I couldn't thank him, and the BuJo Community enough!

[@theserenecrane]

I agree!

[@andreawallenberger2668]

Setting Goals plus "I just have alot of feelings, okay?" Yes, Bullet Journalists... this is the work. ❤📖

[@СофияМакалинская]

Watching Ryder's new videos is like coming home ❤

[@Mary2020Jane]

I've been doing Bullet Journal for many years now. Essential to me! I also start each year by creating a Master Notebook...a place I keep Collections, financial planning/records, Future Log for 12 months, intentions/goals for year, project calendar, spread for "When did I last ___" (ex date of last oil change). Big picture stuff and things I don't want to keep migrating when I start a new Bullet Journal notebook in the year.

[@darklavender4229]

This is a great idea to have Master Notebook @Mary2020Jane . Thanks for sharing 🙂

[@lauramay9717]

Wow, I'd love to see how you did that! I'm trying to visualize it 🤔 I've been stuck on how to incorporate financial planning and record keeping into my BUJO. I also like the idea of not having to transfer everything to my next BUJO since I go through 3 or more per year😅

[@Mary2020Jane]

@@lauramay9717 Hi Laura. I buy a larger size notebook for use as my Master Notebook, 7" by 10" or so. I put financials in like the last 25% of notebook. By hand I make a 2 page spread chart to record each month things like income, portfolio and bank totals, and other assets, plus car mileage, and at bottom total things up. And have column at far right so I can compare grand totals with previous year. Also have a "dutch door" in the middle of this financial spread to add notes. Also do separate pages for things like predicted monthly budget items, predicted big expenses for the year, business expenses, taxes, etc. I also do a budget tracker adding up monthly expenses but have separate notebook for that, but it could go into the Master Notebook. I'm sold on the Master Notebook idea so I'm not copying things over every time I start a new BuJo notebook. And I like seeing everything in one place.

[@RachelRamey]

I was typing a rpely to what I thought was a reply to this, and the page went on to the next video...and now I can't find what I was replying to. Hopefully the person I was trying to reply to will see it. I have two notebooks -- although I'm thinking I might need to expand to three. I love the compactness of a bullet journal overall, but I also don't like having to rewrite everything over and over, and I really like having all of my months already laid out. So I've been using two composition books. They're still pretty thin, and I can attach the front cover of one to the back cover of the other with a rubber band so I can maneuver the whole thing as a unit. I use one for my monthly pages and anything else I want to last all year (e.g. yearly goes, Christmas list, ongoing collections, etc.) I use the other for the daily logging, and can switch it out mid-year. (At the rate I've been going, I usually need 2/year.) I'm considering adding a third -- or finding some way to attach another, smaller booklet -- for more "permanent" collections, because I find it mildly annoying to have to keep copying over information like my measurements or my blog colors that don't change for years at a time. This has been working pretty welll for me.

[@Mary2020Jane]

@@RachelRamey I like your ideas! Creating a separate journal book for things that last all year.

[@chromagic]

I am in the middle of reading your book and I just startet my first BuJo like 2 hours ago. 🎉 I didn't know that you also have a youtube channel - what an opportunity to thank you! I am putting my life together after overcoming depression from a poorly treated ADHD. The importance of good planning is key for me. My impression is, that with this method planning will never get boring, because it is always in MY hand, which priorities my plan will have... ah, it's difficult to explain this in English. Well, I am grateful having found you - THANK YOU! ❤❤❤

[@bulletjournal]

That's great! Welcome to the channel :)

[@LeaverWild]

You’re always worth watching, Ryder! Nice to see you adding your rational, methodical approach to planning for the future. Thank you for the gift of the bullet journal.

[@FifiJustice-pd8tf]

Not sure how to say it, but i journal since im 7, and im 54, and no change in my writing and later on planning ever changed, until i discovered "The bullet journal" It is simply the best planning tool i've seen in 50 years. ❤❤❤

[@BelIa42]

I want to say a couple of things. First, thank you for this concise and insightful video. It feels like all unnecessary distractions are removed in your videos just like in your bullet journal and I enjoy the piece and quiet that brings me. I will definitely "add" that to my bullet journal or in your words I will "remove the known problem of overstimulation and distraction in my bullet journal". Also, I like the one sentence and one minute description at the beginning a lot. I do them for my work as well and it always helps me get clear on what the actual core of the thing is that I want to talk/care about. As a viewer it is also incredibly helpful and it feels very respectful to tell me exactly what I will be spending my time on and I really appreciate that. I will now use the remaining weeks of the year to extend my logging process to include more information about how I felt when to ease the decision what to focus on. Thank you so much for this video. It helped me a lot in preparing for the new setup and it's great that you posted it now and not at the end of the year when it would have been "too late" to make any changes to have the necessary information ready for the new setup.

[@bulletjournal]

We were hoping for that in the timing, thank you for sharing this

[@sierrazephyr]

The real trick to the Bullet Journal - aside from better organization - is looking at the past, patterns, successes, failures, surprise revelations, being able to FIND when, where, who, what you did, to be able to FOLLOW UP, and keep track of ongoing things that need to be attended to over time. It's a little shocking to see things, looking back over the years, that I planned that never were completed. The longer I use the Bullet Journal, the better it gets. There is always room for improvement. It's useful to see what others have done with their journals.

[@Debbyb72]

Your video was like a peptalk. I feel motivated. But to be totally honest i have found more inspiration in the comments.. a connection to some, a relief with other, a proper kick in the butt (kind of) with some. I really appreciate each and every comment of people who are sharing, giving advise and making me a part of their proces. Unexpectedly very humbling

[@bulletjournal]

This is beautiful. What we learn best, we learn from each other too

[@v-reads]

I really love the notion of "levelling up" as opposed to "starting over" and staying present. It's such a breath of fresh air in comparison to discarding everything and simply hoping for the future. This video was so well put together and really helped me as I'm moving forward to set up my bullet journal for 2024! You have a wonderful energy about you, thank you for sharing this wisdom.

[@carleykicksrox]

I just discovered bullet journaling a few weeks ago on my personal quest for becoming more productive and self disciplined. It's really been giving me hope for turning my life around. Finally finding structure in my day to day is becoming less overwhelming. I started working on setting up my own and with each new page or set of pages I've been reflecting on if and how the set up works for me personally and modifying as I go. All that said I want to offer a realization I've made about the index. I realized that what I've been creating at the beginning of the book is more of a table of contents which details what I will find in the pages ahead in numerical page order. Where as, the index that you have shown as a sample in this video really is more of a true index for locating content based on topics. For the sake of better organization I renamed the "Index" in the beginning as "Contents" and added an "Index" section to the back instead which I will organize by alphabetizing topics for ease of locating the topic I'm looking for. Just thought I'd pass this idea on incase it's helpful for anyone else, although I know this is just a random KZbin comment and it isn't as though I have any reach beyond that. But maybe someone will see this an incorporate it. Thanks so much for sharing your system and dedicating yourself to the ongoing development of the methods and community you've created. This is great stuff!

[@MarcinGil]

Going with BuJo since 2014 - oh how much I needed this video Mr Carroll! It's been years before I actually have understood how to properly migrate and gratitude log never appealed to me - but I've started it this year + learned how to actually reflect things. And this refresher on reviewing the past / chapter log - I needed it. Thanks!

[@bulletjournal]

It also took me years to truly dive in and reflect on things :)

[@nathananderson8720]

This is one of the channels that gave me the courage to start my KZbin channel 9 months ago about self development. Now I have 1,755 subs and > 1k hours of watch time. I know it’s not comparable with others but I’m still proud I started because I’ve been learning so many lessons that I could haven’t learned without getting started in the 1st place.

[@yyb-vg5lp]

I like the way you talk, I'm an English learner so I can understand most of your speaking easily. Thanks.

[@enfeverstudios3876]

This felt like a relaxing educational podcast, I like it, and I found this video useful, being present is hard because we tend to seek things that are more exciting than what’s present. We even go to the bathroom with our phone to play with it instead of being mindful and present looking at something in the bathroom, hearing anything you can hear and pay attention to any flavor of any meal or snack you ate recently that still remains in your taste sense. Being present with any of your five senses. Ps: I am between writing about overcoming insomnia and getting fit to be strong internally, no need to get a physical result but internal. Exercise is essential to stop overthinking at least for hours or even days. Pps: Being more mental than physical affects my mental health so that’s why something is better than nothing and I should start to exercise and get the benefits.

[@low8739]

Bullet Journaling is the only thing that has worked with my neurodivergent brain. My next chapter in 2024 is to set up my life so that I can retire in a couple of years. That includes house repairs, financial budgeting, possibly a part-time job, social security, getting a will made and plans to travel. It’s exciting!

[@hellen3098]

The Ryder Caroll!!! Nice. You have kind eyes

[@bulletjournal]

that is sweet, thank you

[@number1angel66]

Why I didn't do these things! I have almost fully recovered from PTSD, I have fully recovered from depression and am finally rediscovering who I am and deciding who I want to be. I have a lot of paperwork to go through and I will, undoubtedly, find unfinished to do/goal lists. I will take the time to ask myself "Why didn't I do these things?" More importantly I will deal with the emotions embedded in the answer. I'm a new subscriber and am confident your channel, and your insight, will be extremely beneficial! I am grateful to have found your channel! Blessings of love and light to all!

[@evaalwora1533]

Ryder just out here spewing wisdom. 😊❤

[@mentedecrystal5856]

I've been journaling since 2020. I also apllied some "bullet journal" things into my notebooks. This has been my real companionship. I was able to see that toxic relationship, those issues with my father (why and how to process those feelings); and I have accomplished long term goals, which for a lawyer like me is so important. Do not waste time on yous phone and star writing! Merry Christmas to everyone

[@fagan8385]

I have used a BuJo since 2018, periodically exploring other tools but consistently coming back here. This video is provocative and helpful, as a structure toward learning from the past. I especially like the idea of a ‘chapter log’.

[@lauraannebevan1198]

I'm going to use journalling to reflect on my life,and plan what I wish to proritise: 2023 was an intense year of massive life altering change. I have a progressive heart condition,lung problems and possibly cancer. They can't biopsy because of heart condition. Future logs.and monthly logs. Not really a massive priority. Will however be focusing on family time,relaxation,gratitude. Tasks to complete to remove family stress after I do die. Hopefully not for awhile. Obvious stuff as well like meds etc. But not as a main focus Because how boring whould that be! This isn't to bring anyone down. Just to offer a different perspective. Happy and blessed new year to everyone

[@seoyeonbyeon4950]

I want to accept myself as who I am and others as who they are. Next chapter of my life will be a journey for this goal. Hi, Ryder! I’m Seoyeon from South Korea. I love your point of view about life. It takes more time for me to understand your video, cause I’m still learning English, but your video is worth it. I just about to finish my first Bujo and this video is really a good guide at the right time. Thank you!

[@kppersing]

Someone I used to work with said - "Thanks so much for introducing me to the Bujo method. It's the best piece of advice anyone had ever given them". But I certainly can't take credit for it so I want to say thanks again to you Ryder.

[@bulletjournal]

Thank you for passing this along!

[@sarahsherwood8169]

I am one month into bullet journaling and I can already see how powerful it is. In the next chapter of my life, I want to do more volunteer work with my therapy dog and be more affective with my yoga classes.

[@bulletjournal]

Sounds like a powerful intention

[@flutterbymeadows]

One thing I would like write into the next chapter is continuing to have my blog and newsletter spun with new content. Back in September, I said, I will submit a newsletter every Saturday. That lasted about 3 weeks, and then they started every month or so. I love writing on my blog...but sometimes I beat myself up for lack on consistency. I want to dial that back, and just focus on having content whether it is every week or every 2 months. This video was great by the way. Thank you Ryder!

[@fishheads08]

First off, I want to say thank you for your content always. Your videos are exactly what I need when I need them! I admit I went to the dark side and started using the Hobonichi Cousin system, but I have integrated the bullet journal system into it. I have a separate notebook for "the next blank page" that I use for things like this, and it works well for me (I work full time, am a full-time student, have a family, a house, etc -- the pre-planned book was just what I needed for now...). This is exactly what I will be doing over the next few weeks before I move into my next year cousin. Thank you for always sharing your videos -- they are well done and very insightful! You are the best, Ryder!

[@bulletjournal]

Not a dark side! Just a slightly different one :) I hope the techniques from Bujo can be a good complement

[@saraja1645]

Thank you so much for this video, Ryder! 🙏It helps me to dive deeper with my bullet journal. I'm starting into my third year of bullet journaling and it changed my life completely. Also heard your books 8 times, every time I hear worthy things that I didn't noticed before (at least not at this depth). Thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing your bullet journal method with the world, it is such a gift💝

[@leonewashere]

It's almost time for me to set up for 2024 and I'm nervous. These are big questions and I'm scared of the answers, but I've got to do it to move forward. Thank you Ryder :)

[@raycheshire5581]

Progress not perfection. Reflect and adapt.

[@bulletjournal]

You got this.

[@joycemaurer3588]

Take it easy and slow and mistakes are ok. You can always start a new page and reference back. This is for you and now one else.

[@crthompson822]

Thank you Ryder for this video. Bullet Journaling is a gift to calm and declutter my thoughts in a franctic world. I greatly admire this work you have set out to do.. I am sure its greater than you could have imagined. We are all grateful for this opportunity to join together on our journey in life with this method and LOS (life operating system)!

[@bulletjournal]

I certainly would have never guessed what it would become

[@RikkeMyE]

Thank you - this is so essential - and I keep forgetting… My ADHD makes me forget, but the knowledge you give, are the greatest reminders, thank you ❤ Keep it up, maybe you feel like you are repeating the same stuff, and therefore I really want you to know, how appreciativ I am, You remind me of who I want to be (and used to be, before stress overtook)

[@lise-annebernatchez6601]

Hi from Quebec, Canada

[@jenniferlberger]

I find it a real challenge to read through my whole notebook! I will just skim it this time.

[@ryanphillips5393]

Totally agree.

[@jessicachung]

I think you're in Bujo U right? We'll be doing a little bit of that work in live events if you're available!

[@committransaction]

I thought the same last year. This year, I added a monthly reflection. It will be much easier to recognize patterns and special insights when only summarizing the 12 monthly reflections.

[@TOBISERIKI]

i just want to thank you for taking the time to give your gift on to us, i am blessed and thankfull to have ur content to my availability

[@kevinwscott]

Really, really helpful. And timely. Thankyou Ryder!

[@denisetarasuk8485]

Super! The perfect amount of information. The best! I love Bullet Journaling!

[@destiny2909]

I've been bullet journaling since September 2016, and have just come on here to set up my third bullet journal. Mine is very minimalist. Just a future log, a monthly log and the occasional collection. I used to do a daily log, but with the work I do now, it's not really necessary. Honestly, by this point, I can see myself doing it for the rest of my life.

[@tkxxxx]

read and love your book, extremely insightful. thank you so much Ryder

[@bulletjournal]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@qooob]

I want to leave a reminder to myself in my next journal to read way into the future that from the lowest point, there is most room to grow. Lovely video. Keep up the amazing work.

[@yashasvipruthi17]

Thank you ! life is precious and our conscious attention to valuable life makes our life priceless....its beyond value !

[@autorinmitkatze]

Thank you so much for this video. Just what I needed right now was what you said about planning the future and processing the past. I feel kind of stuck right now, and that hit me right into the face and made me see that I am clinging to old habits and things I wanted to do (and never really did). I found my intention for next year by watching this video, so thank you again, and I will re-read your book before I start my new journal. I learned so much from your book and this channel, so please keep it up! :)

[@bulletjournal]

That means a lot to me, thank you so much for sharing

[@sakshinash]

For a minimalist coder whose aesthetic I absolutely love.... comic sans! 🤦🏽‍♀️😁

[@iloveyellow7214]

Hello Mr. Caroll, i have been using your BuJo method ever since I was 19?(Im 33 now) and this is the MOST USEFUL and time-saving addition to my life now. Thank you so much for sharing 🌺 Belated merry christmas and advanced happy new year

[@xaotiko]

Looking at every book as a chapter in your life was amazing insight! Also to have a chapter log at the end of every journal! Thank you for that Ryder!

[@alexcanada1071]

You had me hooked on the first minute, well done.

[@theserenecrane]

Deep breath as I get ready for Volume 17. (I fill up 2 bujos per year) And I noticed 2 new notebooks on the shelf! Can’t wait!

[@nepodelamprijimacky]

Thank you! You will probably never understand what you just did. I have had the worst days, and months ever and this.....helped me, really!

[@bulletjournal]

That really means a lot to me, I hope you continue on your way up!

[@fromanDg]

Just got a new bullet journal and bought the branded pen and pencil…so to be clear, I’m an investor, not just a troll…but let’s be clear, Ryder is taking advantage of societies frankly embarrassing and disappointing inability to think critically and self assess. Be not fooled…the bullet journal isJUST paper with dots that one could easily make themselves with, well, a pencil. And the “method” is simply making lists while answering on paper the questions that one would be asked by any real friend. We’ve (myself included) paid this man millions to “teach” us what we really can, should, and already do do naturally. That said, I’m into the “process” for up-wards of $100 and fully expect to have left it behind by June. I think I’ll call it a win for Ryder.

[@juneseghni]

I feel like I'm watching an AI on a big screen in a sci fi drama..he's just too smooth and perfect..!

[@lordrandal90]

I thought it was going to be live! Still useful anyway

[@DoYouSalut]

This is coming to me at the right time!

[@alexe8996]

Me too

[@pj101]

Thank you for the live video. Regards from Greece

[@Lunargento]

I'm really new to bullet journaling, only a few months into practice, but I'm already feeling the noise in my mind quiet down. I don't feel so lost in the fog anymore! I've also noticed some things and that scares me because I'll have to make a decision about them soon. I'm no longer passively living my days, at least not that much. I want more.

[@bulletjournal]

This is so powerful. Yes, when we decide to be more active in our lives, it does come with some discomfort as we take responsibility for what happens. You can do it!

[@Keep.it.simple643]

I want to hone my organizing, so that I can enjoy my time with my family more. If I could reach a point where my job can feel almost mundane, all the better.

[@dljohnsonmusic]

Great topic and advice! I just returned to bullet journaling and this was a timing insert on my Google feed today. Will be using the guidance that you have gracefully provided! 2024 will be my year!!!

[@bulletjournal]

Get after it!

[@oliverallen5324]

That which is measured, gets managed. I’ve tried to bullet before, but I’m going to give it another go.

[@amandasparkles1980]

I want to prioritise my mental health and unplug more, as I have found I struggle with switching off from work. I have have tried using standard planners but they just dont work. I am going to look into getting your Bullet Journal book and also look at which methods will best suit my needs. Thank you Ryder for your videos, you explain things so well and clearly.

[@bulletjournal]

We hope it can be of use :)

[@e.l.2734]

Sounds like a properly praxeological method, as it shows you exactly how much priority you're actually giving to each goal. That begs the questions of why, whether the task is too intimidating and what can be done about it, or even if it's still worth your time at all.

[@bulletjournal]

Precisely!

[@jenniferlberger]

That was really good and simple.

[@anninos.8658]

I'm writing my diary in a journal style and every week I have a place for "wisdoms of the week" (don't know if I translated right). If I have a good idea in the week how I can do my life better or what's important for my personal luck, I write it down. If it lasts important until the end of the year it travelles to the beginning of the next notebook.

[@VaibhavKolekar97]

I came here to look for new setup ideas but got many insights. Thank you for that.

[@evelic]

This man speaks lile an enlightened monk.

[@Inyto7274]

I want to write prioritization into my new chapter. I want to distinguish between the things that I care about and the things that my life would be better without. I want to stay in one lane, ignoring the video games, TV shows, movies, sweets, and new hobbies to finish one of the races I start.

[@bulletjournal]

That's great! And by leaving some of those things behind, what are you hoping your life to be more like?

[@nilkanthjatar438]

Wonderful video which I will use for my life planning exercise in December 2023

[@JacobSoucy]

releasing my debut album next year ❤ that's the big one for me

[@SnowYukiYap]

Ryder, thank you for introducing bullet journal, it helps me to move forward while facing obstacles in my life

[@bulletjournal]

Same :)

[@aliimran3502]

This is quite exciting. Just made my chapter log. The bullet journal has saved my life. Thanks Ryder.

[@bulletjournal]

🙏🏼 thank you for watching

[@stevek9104]

I am a very productive person already and have been reflecting on my last year as I plan for the future for over 30 years, and I want to continue to grow in how I go about this. This next year, in this next chapter of my life, I want to become more productive in my new career as a Property Manager and I am hoping that the BuJo method will help me do that. I am going to give it a go and see what happens. Thanks.

[@MsHan71]

Hi, i'm very new to learning about bullet journalling. my partner and close friends are starting to use facets of it, and im curious to learn more about all these mentioned words, potential page designs and get my head around it all. i have a new notebook and have started to pencil in some potential pages. my number one intention for this year is about Being a Better Artist. I appreciate your approach and gentleness. Thank you. i will look for the 'sign up for introductory emails' too.

[@bulletjournal]

I hope they can be helpful :)

[@alyjr9466]

Thanks, Ryder!❤

[@juliedolan1561]

Thank you. I added several quotes to my journal for reflection.

[@Panipinky]

Thank you for your kind intro of bujo

[@ChikaHs]

Thanks for your reflective questions.

[@barbwilson389]

Thank you for another thoughtful and inspiring video. I have been a bullet journaler for 5 years and I so appreciate your clear tangible roadmap for tuning into our own lives. Also love the busy lives many armed woman. Would love merch with this on it!

[@null840]

I needed this video. Thank you!❤

[@HeyScottyJ]

I really liked this! Have definitely “enjoyed” the fresh feeling of starting a new book each year, but certainly did not do adequate reflection. Love the four quadrant model for doing this, thank you!

[@RachelRamey]

I love this. I do some of this kind of review, but it never occurred to me to build it in as a "formal" part of each notebook. (And I'm with you on time boxiing! I always feel behind and like I'm scrambling to keep up with the clock. I prefer more "flow" to my life.)

[@rolfkeller1397]

Hi, I usually don't comment on this format but take this opporutnity to thank you for the concept and work you all put into this. If I would have one aks it would be to receive some guidance to get this working best possible on a electronic notetaking device (tablet or simiiar) knwoing the advantage doing this on paper. Keep on! Thanks, R.

[@bulletjournal]

Great question! We've taken note of it for a potential response video!

[@bulletjournal]

To get started, we encourage people to find something that keeps you from distractions as much as possible (doesn't make it easy to switch over to social media, etc), slowing down, etc

[@rolfkeller1397]

hi, absolutely agree to spend time not connected to the usual environments. luckily there are writing devices available allowing this off time which I enjoy much. thank you for picking this up. all the best.

[@golopolosova__]

Thank you! Your BuJo structure looks inspiring) I loved the idea to use BuJo for my personal progress - not to start over in January (or from Monday)) but improve year by year, day by day 🔥

[@bulletjournal]

Always an opportunity to level up :)

[@leannes4771]

I needed to see this video, I’ve been so bogged down in my ever growing to-do list without really reflecting on the why and what I actually want to. I’m going to re-read the BuJo book and get back to basics starting in January ❤❤

[@kensh851]

More year refreshers like this

[@gdelarivatube]

¡Muchas gracias! Agradezco la manera relajada y sencilla de explicar la manera de que el bullet journal nos sea una herramienta de verdadero conocimiento de nosotros mismos. No entiendo correctamente el inglés, y utilizo la traducción. Bullet journal ha sido todo un descubrimiento desde que lo aplico hace unos tres años.

[@stevek9104]

It is very interesting how few people answered the question that you asked... "what is the one thing that you want to write into the next chapter of your life?"

[@LauraLouLou]

You remind me so much of Jodie Foster! That’s cool

[@allieb7757]

I love your voice!

[@bulletjournal]

Haha thank you!

[@Fclwilson]

Thanks for this video. I will use this advice. My goal is to learn more based upon my interests. I am setting up a realistic syllabus for self-learning.

[@bulletjournal]

Creating your own syllabus is so empowering!

[@Fclwilson]

@@bulletjournal of course it is in my bujo

[@anto2007]

Are you sir. Antony Hopkins son? You look like that! - You made me start bullet journalling, thx

[@zainbm0hamad]

Mindfulness ❤

[@oatasoo1198]

Thank you so much ❤😊

[@robinmonson6333]

Thank you for this video!!!! I needed this reminder

[@Kap_Yul]

This video is what I need now, thanks ☺️

[@bulletjournal]

I'm so glad!

[@Crystal-gg5wp]

Many thanks

[@kulichevskiy]

Great video. It is just me or the author looks very similar to Hanibal Lecter from the Silence of the Lambs (young Anthony Hopkins)

[@bulletjournal]

If we had a dollar for everyone who's pointed this out 😂

[@kulichevskiy]

@@bulletjournal I knew i'm not the first one :) Anyway, lots of love for everything you do.

[@etherealstrawberry9873]

i'm 17 and i want to start bullet journaling to help me achieve my goals better! any advice for a girl nervous to start? :D

[@matgonzalez6272]

I want to become certified with cloud technologies and begin the snowball effect of certifications in my IT Career in this chapter.