Quick Bullet Journal Method Review & Tips

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[@sarahcampbell3440]

Thank you for sharing your review. Interestingly enough, the things that resonated with you and the things that didn't were pretty similar for me. I'm also guilty of amassing a tonne of screenshots but I try and give myself a little grace....I'm a very visual person so sometimes having a library of screenshots can be helpful. I do try to go through them every now and again and add notes about things I don't want to forget to my planner 😊

[@InkImperfections]

I need to do this in a big way. I have fallen behind again. Thanks for encouragement!

[@maryregan6114]

Have just found you and really enjoy your videos, esp. the 2 most recent. I'm a dedicated Bullet Journal-er, before that I was a GTDer who did not review--we know where that leads! Frustration!! So BuJo has got me to add that hidden, magical piece. That said, I totally get the binder planner world because I did that for a good 15 years before any of that. So this is all great stuff. One extra thing I'll mention: I too take tons of screen shots of things that matter to me. Info that I either want and-or need to keep. I have a 2-tier system. If it's more casual info, something I'm just interested in or at the beginning of researching, I save it in MS One-Note under the appropriate category. If it's more critical or anything I will ever need to reference again--it goes in Evernote--which I consider the brain outside my head. Neither of these are about my planning. They are purely info capturing, and tagging things, in ways that will help me find them again. And of course, you can search in many ways in both OneNote and Evernote. My 2c. Cheers!

[@InkImperfections]

That's awesome! I had never thought to use an app for that purpose. Thank you!! And you explained it so well. You understand. So glad you shared!

[@angelaelmore9019]

Thanks for your review. I bought the book for my son who struggled with organization and ended up reading it and incorporating alot of the concepts. I am a pretty planner so I'm working on a productive way of blending the two worlds. I am going to try journaling within the system. I think that would be helpful in gaining perspective. Thanks for sharing!

[@InkImperfections]

I also bought it for my younger brother. Time well tell if he uses it 🤞🏻

[@Dreblueskies]

More please 😊

[@jenniferwilson6923]

Loved your take on this!

[@BlushnBlue]

Thank you for your review:-))