Bullet journaling or BuJo for short was one of the 5 ways to use your time off like experts do to prep for a productive week featured in yesterday's blog post.
A bullet journal in simplest form is a combination of a planner, diary, notebook, to-do list, and a sketchbook.
All you need is a notebook, preferably lined, and a simple system. The system consists of an index page, future pages, a monthly log, a daily log, and collections. It's really simpler than it sounds, check out this video:
If you go to the website, bulletjournaling.com, they have fancy notebooks in different colors, but all you need is a lined notebook from the dollar store. But they do have some good tutorials there on how to get started.
I think I'll pick up a notebook today and give it a shot.
If you've done bullet journaling or if you decide to try it, let me know.
I did start bullet journalling earlier this year but I didn't keep up with it. But it's the ideal time to start again!
Interesting days
Today - Festivus and Roots Day
Tomorrow - Christmas Eve and Eggnog Day
Month long celebrations:
November 28 - December 31: A Blue ChristmasNext Monday - Bacon Day and Bicarbonate of Soda Day
Month long celebrations:
November 28 - December 31: A Blue ChristmasJanuary 23 - Pie Day, Handwriting Day and Measure Your Feet Day
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