POCKET Bullet Journal. EASY and SIMPLE

Let’s flip through my Moleskine Pocket Sized Bullet Journal. This is an easy and simple layout for an efficient EDC notebook.

[@SigogglinJack]

Check out my playlists for more videos about small pocket bullet journals. Thanks 🙏

[@fanntarded]

I just found my life motto, “The past doesn’t matter to me anymore, it’s the future I’m looking at.”

[@SigogglinJack]

There’s a great line in a 70s movie (cannonball run maybe?). In it the one of the drivers rips his rear view mirror off and says “what’s behind me doesn’t matter”. I feel like that.

[@MrsBecks581]

This is the type of videos I keep scouting for. Simple yet detailed enough to plan and achieve goals. Thank you for such a great video!

[@SigogglinJack]

Thank you for watching!

[@jooky5]

Agreed. Too many bullet journals are art projects-nothing wrong if that’s your thing but I like bujos for project planning, not tracking karma points 😂

[@loveyaclouds]

Seeing how people organize their lives through notebooks is always enlightening, different people do different things and I love seeing the practicality of things. Like, even the way you used the elastic band on your old moleskine is something I have never seen before, so I always love watching these videos!

[@SigogglinJack]

Thanks for watching!

[@pinkflamingo8806]

Excellent video. Nice to see a no nonsense approach without all the artsy fartsy stuff.

[@SigogglinJack]

Thanks. I wish I was artsy fartsy. I just ain’t.

[@bradmatthews4814]

Gidday mate. Great video. Good to see productivity note books from a bloke's point of view. Stripped down - no stickers, water colours, stamps, washi tape, etc. No nonsense edc tool. Well done.

[@SigogglinJack]

Thanks!

[@sc1]

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I’ve been looking for a journal video from a male perspective and finally found it. Helpful!

[@SigogglinJack]

You are so welcome!

[@gummynoodles9036]

Why does that matter😂

[@ahan6288]

Omg the flip! I’ve been doing this with work notebooks forever- meeting notes one direction, todos and important lists the other!

[@johndibling8091]

Yah, man. This is my jam. Sub.

[@SigogglinJack]

Thanks John!

[@luckysketch]

I like your vlog!

[@SigogglinJack]

Thanks very much!!

[@katkaat]

"I keep this in my back pocket" It amazes me how much can fit in a pair of men's pants. I gotta get me some 😂 Anyway, i love the lived-in and used look!

[@SigogglinJack]

Thanks for watching!

[@geoffreyagaskins302]

Congratulations on a great first video! Thanks!!

[@SigogglinJack]

Thanks Geoffrey!

[@Kregan1225]

Randomly stumbled across this and it made me so happy! Thank you for sharing this. I never thought to do a mini bullet journal like this but right after writing this comment, I’m going to buy one. Simple is better and this was just so wholesome lol. Thanks again!

[@SigogglinJack]

Thanks so much for the kind words. Best of luck with your BuJo.

[@jooky5]

I’ve seen many bujos with habit trackers. This is the first with a rabbit tracker

[@julesstone7990]

I just subscribed. Love the idea of the diary on one page and turn and you have your notes! Genius!

[@SigogglinJack]

Thank you very much!

[@IAM-nb4yk]

Thanks for taking the time to share

[@SigogglinJack]

My pleasure! Thank you for watching.

[@notoriousMAG]

❤❤❤ the projects page and your diy pockets!

[@SigogglinJack]

Thank you!!

[@borntwobeealive]

This is illegally cute!!! I have the same colour in XL as a study book, the same size in purple hardcover for poems (not working though), and some other dudes. Your video is a homage to minimalism! 😁

[@SigogglinJack]

Thanks!

[@1488life]

This is great. My 16 year old has been looking for a way to keep on task and he loves Field Notes and Moleskin notebooks…definitely sharing this with him. Thank you for this

[@SigogglinJack]

Thanks for watching and sharing my video.

[@icedteashirt]

my favorite part is the rabbit tracker!!

[@SigogglinJack]

It’s very helpful for me. I’m pretty absent minded.

[@kairz851]

Simple easy video about bullet journaling great 👍 job.

[@SigogglinJack]

Thanks for watching!

[@thalitaviegas7964]

so great video! love the simplicity, I am a minimal bullet journalist too and love your ideas, thanks for sharing this!

[@SigogglinJack]

Thanks for watching!

[@Jenscraftsandjournals]

Great video! I enjoyed seeing the simplicity of your bullet journal. I’m trying to simplify my planning and focus more on memory keeping. Thanks for sharing. God Bless!

[@SigogglinJack]

Thank you for watching!!

[@imklix]

Great Vid! I've been looking for a minimal habit tracker and yours fits my Pocket sized journal very nicely, thank you!

[@SigogglinJack]

Glad it was helpful! I’ve got a few other videos on the subject as well. Check out my playlists for more. Thanks for watching and commenting. I appreciate it!

[@workaholicjay]

Great video, Great explanation, and detail for those of us who value function and efficiency.

[@SigogglinJack]

Thanks so very much. This was my first attempt at making a KZbin video. I’m glad you liked it.

[@daniellethompson681]

Thank you very much for a simple, concise way of bullet journalling . Made me dust off an old, unopened pocket moleskine. Thank you for sharing your views. It's this type of functional planning I love best 🙏

[@SigogglinJack]

Thanks for watching. Good luck with your bullet journal!!!

[@JR-_-2010]

Thanks for the great video. I love it a lot.

[@SigogglinJack]

Thanks so much!

[@tishbouvier]

I love how resourceful you were... great video and you inspired me to create a project area in my pocket jounal for writing. I love it, thanks for sharing!!!

[@SigogglinJack]

Thanks for watching and sharing. Let us know how your project area goes. I’m always looking to improve my BuJo !

[@Rick-fz7tt]

Where did you find your yearly calendar paper at? Or year at a glance paper.

[@SigogglinJack]

Thanks for the question. I just googled “printable three year at a glance calendar” and found one that I liked. I copied and pasted it into a Word document and resized it to the size I wanted. It’s really small print. I think the next one I do will just be a two year. Thanks for watching!

[@olifantipfoten6960]

Don't know where the BuJo is. It is just a self-drawn planner with a few note pages. So so many people out there who don't know what a BuJo really is, cause the community made something weird with Ryder Carolls great idea… so sad.

[@SigogglinJack]

I agree there’s a lot of more art journals out there than Bujo. But I don’t criticize. Whatever gets people being more intentional is probably a good thing. Bullet Journaling is not so much a notebook than a process. I’d suggest anyone interested should read his book. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@kan-zee]

Is this the one your showing us ????? Moleskine Pocket Sized Classic Bullet Journal. Soft Cover, (3.5" x 5.5") Dotted, Black, 192 Pages 7:20 ... Memory Tracker...interesting. 11:49....The (JD) Jr. Deacon, having been appointed to a Line Officer position, would do well to actively improve his ritualistic talents and Masonic rhetoric. Where possible, he should assist the Sr. Deacon during the conference of degrees. The Junior Deacon is responsible for controlling access to the Lodge Room via the main door, and if an alarm is caused at the door, he must report it to the Worshipful Master. The Junior Deacon is responsible for ensuring the the Tyler is adequately guarding the door of the Lodge Room. The (WM) Worshipful Master : In ancient times, the word “Worshipful” meant “Respected”. Because one Master Mason was elected by the members to lead them, he was given the title Worshipful Master indicating that he was a respected Master Mason. The Worshipful Master is the leader or CEO of a lodge. He must be a Master Mason and must have moved through the progressive line of chairs, that is the lodge management. A Grand Master is the “head” of all the Masonic Lodges in a Country or State, which will contain many Lodges, often thousands. The Worshipful Master is in charge of a Lodge of Freemasons and a Grand Master is in charge of a Grand Lodge made up of Lodges of Freemasons. *"ORDO AB CHAO"* Latin for "Order out of Chaos." This motto reflects the Masonic belief in the transformative power of bringing order and enlightenment to the chaos of ignorance.

[@SigogglinJack]

Yep this is the one I started with. I learned a lot using it and I think it’s a great everyday carry notebook. Are you a Brother Mason? Thanks for checking out my videos. Amazing how simple pencil and paper can be such a useful tool.

[@kan-zee]

@@SigogglinJack My Brother was a Mason Apprentice, before he passed away. I use to have some fascinating conversations with him, about geometry and other spiritual matters.