How I BULLET JOURNAL for more Focus and Productivity
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This is a quick "how to" style breakdown on how I bullet journal for increased clarity and productivity.
I recognize that this is a bit unconventional, and different that what most bullet journals look like. Just wanted to share my methods and maybe get some feedback from some of you!
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So refreshing to see a normal approach to bullet journaling for once instead of all the crazy complex ones out there.
Exactly what I was about to say. This is reinvigorating.
Back to basics for me
Same here
Good, journalist is about simplifying the complexities of life not complicating the way of journaling for the sake of showing off fancy art and design on youtube... thanks
Same! Sometimes I forgot that complex ones are people that truly enjoy art and stuff and want to do all of that. Journaling is for you and is different for everyone!!
The 'why' is huge. I always find myself adding things to a list just to avoid other more important tasks.
Yep! So important!
It also provides more motivation to do it when you check late and are feeling lazy.
I constantly try to avoid! It's so annoying. It's like built up in our dna and we need to learn how to control this
Journaling is an underrated form of meditation. I've journaled for 20 years, and it really changed my life, including 10 years of time doing travel journals around the world. i also just wanted to speak to my heart and made this video for sharing my experiences with audience from my channel. th-cam.com/video/9C_FmHA25h4/w-d-xo.html
2:38 "If you read this, don't forget to subscribe". Nice Easter egg!
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how could you catch that 😁😂
Once I put a $10 Amazon voucher as an Easter egg on a light box behind me. It took 6 months somebody to spot it. 😂😂😂
But it was so cool, the person was super excited.
I absolutely can't get over how well this is produced, on a visual, design and cinematic level. Neutral harmonic colors, balance in contrast and subjects and objects in the frame, use of the rule of thirds, natural plus artifical lighting, even down to your clothes and your face. Thank you for putting in that extra effort dude. Love it.
I finally found the method that I know I'm gonna use. Everything else was too overwhelming
I agree!! His approach is just the right amount of whelm!!
Yes! Me too.
Pinterest bujos are nice but maaaaaaaaan I get stressed whenever I tried to apply all the concepts I see in there
Journaling is an underrated form of meditation. I've journaled for 20 years, and it really changed my life, including 10 years of time doing travel journals around the world. i also just wanted to speak to my heart and made this video for sharing my experiences with audience from my channel. th-cam.com/video/9C_FmHA25h4/w-d-xo.html
@@TheKrazyKoala Thanks - that's really helpful.
i love that is so chill, this is a normal person with a bullet journal love it
Journaling is an underrated form of meditation. I've journaled for 20 years, and it really changed my life, including 10 years of time doing travel journals around the world. i also just wanted to speak to my heart and made this video for sharing my experiences with audience from my channel. th-cam.com/video/9C_FmHA25h4/w-d-xo.html
I started doing this, and it’s amazing.
Thank you for sharing this.
Journaling is an underrated form of meditation. I've journaled for 20 years, and it really changed my life, including 10 years of time doing travel journals around the world. i also just wanted to speak to my heart and made this video for sharing my experiences with audience from my channel. th-cam.com/video/9C_FmHA25h4/w-d-xo.html
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He is at 218k about a half year later. Consistency pays off!
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This was absolutely fantastic. The “why” is revolutionary for someone like me, who has a laundry list of things that I *should* do, but lose sight of the things that I *need* to do. Also, the weekly review is brilliant! I’ve owned by own business for over seven years now and, since I work nights and weekends and holidays, I find myself sometimes afloat, clueless of what day it is or when the week or even month began. This is fantastic for feeling more contained and accomplished, since it’ll help keep my days from blending seamlessly into each other until it feels like I accomplish nothing... thank you so so so very much!!!
Hey Nathaniel! I watched this video when it first came out, and decided to start journalling because of it. I’ve never been a consistent person, so I didn’t expect to get very far, but it’s July 2023 and I’m still journalling every night before bed! It’s thanks to you that I started, and it has been one of the best choices I’ve made. So thank you :)
Short and medium term goals are very good, and should be the focus, but my experience is that people who don't also have long term goals, one year, five year, and ten year seem to be the best three, almost never get to where they want to be in life.
Success rarely happens by accident. If you want to be living a certain lifestyle in five years, or be living in a certain place in foive years, or ten years, then you need to have that goal written down, and you need to work toward it. Things don't have to happen exactly as you plan. In fact, long term planning and long term goals often cancel each other out. It's what you do TODAY that allows you to achieve long term goals, not what you plan to do next month. But unless you have a long term goal that pretty specific, what you do today isn't going to get you there.
I really appreciate that feedback. I am complete agreement with you. I just personally find that my focus right now is best placed on little wins, on building things a little more each day. For me, a lofty goal or long-term challenge can seem overwhelming if not broken down in smaller pieces. In that sense, my long term goals live in the back of my mind while I focus on what I need to do this week or this month. Anyway, I really appreciate you watching this video and leaving such a thoughtful response.
For me, long term goals break my stride and splits my focus from what I can do now to get better. It often turns into a constant comparison between where I am now and where I want to be. This takes my energy away from my medium term goals(which can be something like "finish a music project" or "finish learning the most common words in arabic" or whatever it may be). When my goal NEEDS to be specific it tends to turn my anxiety dial to 11 and I end up losing good habits while gaining bad ones.
I need to stay grounded, with a vague direction. I know approximately what I want to do and take the steps I think will eventually lead me there. But the condition is that I must enjoy the process, which I simply can't do when I worry about where I will be in 5-10 years. It seems possible that people work differently in this regard because I've heard(and tried it) so many times.
I think a good idea is to briefly check in on long term goals every few months but mostly break it down into much smaller tasks that work towards that big goal without having it be all big and scary
Randy Cain 5 year plan by chance the rapper lol
According to the Myers-Briggs "personality test"/type indicator, "people experience the world using four principal psychological functions - sensation, intuition, feeling, and thinking - and one of these four functions is dominant for a person most of the time. The four categories are Introversion/Extraversion, Sensing/Intuition, Thinking/Feeling, Judging/Perception." Without going into detail, the last category makes the distinction between people who (between other traits) tend to prefer plans- Judging, and people who prefer staying open to the options and keeping plans to a minimum- Perception.
In my experience, I'm the last one, meaning that although i do like one year plans (sort of) for some stability, and planning throughout my days/weeks to not get lost, plans longer than that make more harm than good, as they stress me and make me feel constrained. What actually keeps me motivated, rather than plans, is precisely not knowing and there for everything is possible, enjoying my life on a day to day basis, but in a way that will increase instead of limit my future options, and I'll only choose when i actually have to.
I understand your point, and know it is true for a lot of people, there are also a lot of us who not only dont necessarily know where they want to be, in a way that they can "write it down and work towards it" (at least i sort of know but in a more holistic/general way), but also we dont want to know, as it stresses us, and its the possibilities that motivate us.
So, I've legitimately *started* SO MANY of these kinds of processes in the last two years. I've even recorded myself starting them planning on making videos like this later on down the road to show my progress. Like, a hundred things. Painting, Mandarin, music, sketching, video editing, and a bunch of other stuff.
And for the last two years I've gone in and out of dabbling with all of them, and been basically useless. The last few weeks I've finally started buckling down and actually getting somewhere in all of my goals but still not committing nearly the amount of attention I've needed to.
I JUST came across this channel last night on the way to the bar I've worked at for 7 years and have gotten into such a rut that it's what caused this sudden drive to GTFO of this life I'm in. My goal has ALWAYS been exactly what you call being a "digital nomad".
I can't even lie, all night during my shift I've been half jealous/half angry at myself for not committing and doing what you're doing years ago. But I'm halfway through this video and all I can think about is what a huge influence you've been in just the last 12 hours.
Your videos are so real that they just hit me in all the places where I've needed the motivation to actually follow through on all these promises I made to myself years ago.
You were just the right channel I needed in my life at this junction. Keep up the fantastic work. You inspire us all.
BarteNERDS I was impressed by what you wrote. I see it was a month ago.
It would be very interesting to hear how things have gone for you in that month. Whether it’s been bad or good it would help others who feel similarly about their own lives.
Do a 2 year review!
I tend to write daily tasks on post-it slips, in as much detail as possible. The satisfaction of trashing the slip at the end of the day with all tasks completed is a great feeling!
I have been using a bullet journal for about two years now, and the thing I love about it the most is that it can change as you change and evolve. Watching your video and seeing your system I actually found that I was lacking a review of what I was doing (weekly or monthly), so I'll probably steal that, test out and change it to fit my life.
On a last note, I just want to say that your content is just amazing! I found your videos a few days ago and have been consuming it nonstop. I'm actually concerned you'll affect my productivity. 😂 You're inspiring me a lot and I know you'll inspire so much more people. Keep up your good work!
same here!
Is there something different between a bullet journal and just a dot grid notebook? they seem quite expensive
Journaling is an underrated form of meditation. I've journaled for 20 years, and it really changed my life, including 10 years of time doing travel journals around the world. i also just wanted to speak to my heart and made this video for sharing my experiences with audience from my channel. th-cam.com/video/9C_FmHA25h4/w-d-xo.html
the IDEA of adding WHY also gives you a direction why to do it i like that thanks for sharing
In a crowd of channels and people sharing strategies and hints, it has been a pleasure to discover your channel. Keep being the authentic person you are and thank you for all your work.
Journaling is the best way for self-reflection and training the analysis skills.
I love your ur videos! keep it up! x
Journaling is an underrated form of meditation. I've journaled for 20 years, and it really changed my life, including 10 years of time doing travel journals around the world. i also just wanted to speak to my heart and made this video for sharing my experiences with audience from my channel. th-cam.com/video/9C_FmHA25h4/w-d-xo.html
I've seen some bullet journal video's, but this is the most helpful and down to earth to me. Thanks for sharing!
I love having a daily habit tracker of some kind. I often get so busy that the days blur together, so keeping track of how on top of a certain task I have been (i.e. making my bed, working out, studying a language, etc.) is really helpful. The simplicity of yours is amazing. If it's too complicated, no one will use it!
I think I'm really similar to you in how I approach life and myself, and so I've been zooming through your videos today, absolutely loving all your content!
I am all about lists and daily to-dos, but I've never thought to write down the "why" behind each task; even though it's there in my head, putting it to paper will really solidify it. I also love, love the idea of summarizing each day, week, and month. I think it will allow me to really identify places for improvement and growth and help me to be more mindful of how I'm spending my time. I've gotten so much value from this video; thanks for sharing it!
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Something I typically add in my journal at the end of my day is "What did I learn today?" & "What am I grateful for" These are good areas to reflect on prior to sleep & transitioning into a new day.
Hey, I Do the Very same thing too in my bullet journal! I ask myself: What did I learn? And, what am I grateful for? It really gives me peace at the end of the day before I go to bed.
I am having so much fun watching your videos! I do something similar to this and it really helps me stay focused. I like the addition of the "why".
I never thought of the why question! Super simple, but actually something I find helpful. I may add this to my bullet journal. Binging your channel. Very feel good and inspiring.
I love your approach of how you bullet journal! Especially the reflective aspect because I feel like I always add lists/tasks to make it seem like I was productive or busy when I really wasn’t. I will definitely give this a try in my own bullet journal!
Its nice to see such a simple explanation. This gave me a much more clear idea what a bullet journal is about without overwhelming me or making it seem super complicated.
i think youre a very intelligent guy and i like how ambitious you are. these videos are awesome and you inspire me alot. I may not have the cash rn to support your patreon page but when i do i definitely will. its the least i could do💕
Okay, this has been the simplest way to bullet journal and I absolutely love it! I’ve seen a billion videos on just how to get started and you’ve really made it easy! Thanks for explaining, it’s awesome 👏🏾
For obsessive, perfectionist people like us, that journal is pure gold. Great video!
Thanks for putting together a simple guide to bullet journaling. I plan to use this approach to get started. I like that you don't put a lot of restraints of yourself and just focus on the basics.
Literally... Your tips on how to writing journal and how to evaluate and review all of the thing that you write in your journal is so usefull and easy to implement......thank you so much for sharing this useful information
I love this idea. I watch a lot of bullet journaling videos and I find this one most helpful, most practical and most productive.
Setting year goals drastically changed my life. I think even though a year out can be hard to visualize, it helps to have annual quantitative deliverables so that even if you don’t hit them you at least trend in the right direction. I did this for one year before I even had a journal. This year I not only set year goals but started writing down my days which turned into planning days,weeks, months, and even setting quarter goals. Again that’s just what worked for me but as long as you’re writing down anything you’ll see a dramatic improvement in your life and where you want to be. Great video man.
wow. this is impressive. I do find more motivation thinking about the "why" but never actually write that down. really a life-changing idea.
really love videos like yours, effortless yet effective, unlike so many god damn spreads and layouts out there. they look fancy, but so inefficiency
Hi Nathaniel, thank you for making this video, I've been trying to figure out how to start a bullet journal without getting overwhelmed before I even start, and I think this is something that super simple and applicable yet impactful. Thanks again, love all your videos!
This kind of system speaks true to me, really like that you combined scheduling with journaling together. I’m trying to add more personal notes (thoughts, periodic review, daily gratitude etc) into my bullet journal, your simple idea definitely gives me some inspiration on how to achieve it! X
This inspired me to use a bullet journal. I've seen hundred of videos about it and they didn't resonate with me. I wasn't planning to watch this one but you talked about this in another one and I just gave it a try.
How you explained it bullet journaling finally makes sense to me. I often tried it but felt like I was spending too much time in comparison to how much value I got out of my journaling. Thank you so much!
I really like the idea of why you do what you do too, thanks a bunch.
I love reminding myself to be patient or grateful or something in my to do list so when I go over it it’s at the back of my thoughts during the day
This is definitely a new way of looking at bullet Journaling, but i love how minimalistic, yet productive it is. I will definitely be trying this one out
I can relate to many thoughts you mentioned, I started journaling this year in many ways but the most effective was by doing everyday journal to write about what I accomplished this day and how my feeling were , and at the end of the month as I Feel that I didn't done anything i revise the whole month and then i write a reflection about it , but in many days i found that it so difficult to find time and energy to write everything so last month i was about to leave this habit and at the sometime i don t want to buuuut now you gave me an awesome solution and an organized thought , so grateful that i found your channel and watched some of it content
As many people commented, in my opinion, the "why" is the brilliance of the thing! Glad to discover this channel!
Your videos are awesome they feel so raw and real and you always cut to the chase , you've been helping me get my life together thank you!
thanks, nathaniel. I struggled a long time with keeping track of my actions and their reasons, I tried everything from calendar to todo lists, I also have seen some videos of bullet journaling, but only your video got straight to the point while others were beating around the bush. Thanks a lot, that got me out of the phase of struggling and staying unproductive asf
I like the minimalistic approach. What I started a few weeks ago was adding my affirmations.. every two to tree pages... helps keeping your eyes on your bigger LONGterm goals
Love your style of bullet journaling. I do it completely different, but this great. Def gonna incorporate a lot of this into my memory training.
Thank you so much, i have been planning to start journalling lately and all "tutorials" are just so complicated and are not focused on the main value of it. You even gave so many insights to me while explaining. Thank you!
Purchased the journal to not only support you but also support myself. Cheers and mucho gracias por todo!
This was the direction I need! I have been journaling for about 5 months now but it was so sporadic and unorganized. Thank you!
Nathaniel, I've watched only a few of your contents and I hugely appreciate that you are fearlessly trying things out. Not flashy or gimmicky but I love your intent behind these experiments. It feels like you are on a journey. Much appreciated! Subscribed!
I love to change the color of my journal papers every once a month (not just the design). Sometimes I'll have light blue, sometimes a fluorescent yellow. I feel like it helps my brain take in the info written down in a more new and refreshed way!
As always, beautiful vids😊
So great to see someone actually sharing tips for using the bulletjournal for productivity and not for washitape and fancy markers :)
I hate to say it but men's videos on bullet journaling have the purpose down pact!! Just get this stuff out of my head!! I can't watch calligraphy and stickers. I'll never get anything done.
@@LegacyofPretty that is exactly what I was thinking as I've been doing initial research into the topic.
Exactly! A video about bullet journaling instead of a video about a sketchbook.
The art, calligraphy, washi tape bullet journals, for me, would become an end, instead of a means to an end. One can spend many hours making a hobby out of a bullet journal. To each his/her own. With some tweaking to maximize the BuJo to what *works* best for me, I still just gravitate back to Ryder Carroll's original intention and demonstrated when he created, and began to market, his bullet journal system. It's great for me.
Adding the "why" is genius! Thanks for this video.
Nathaniel.. You are doing an amazing job... I have seen hundreds of videos and articles on this topic...You have described the process of Journaling in the simplest possible way... Thank you So much
I've done to-do lists but what worked for me is time-blocking. Helped me keep from listing too many or too few things for my day. I also go the opposite direction, I go from general or long-term goals to specific daily tasks that contribute to achieving those goals.
What I still can't do is self-reflection. I tend to just look forward all the time, what I need to do now and tomorrow and next year etc. But I never really look back on myself - my success and failures, what I could have done better, what I should have stopped doing... Gotta get into that habit! I saw a good spread on doing a quarterly review and preview. Quarterly is great because it's not too high-res that I feel like I'm micro-managing myself, nor is it too long a period for me to forget milestones and failures. Might work for me :)
It always impresses me how different things work for different people.
Im from Japan!
started bullet journal last june.
thanks for the video!
so nice to know that guys are doing this!!!
You are so "REAL" It's a pleasure to watch and learn ideas from you. 🙂
The simplicity of this is so strong. I've been wary of bullet journaling for productivity until I saw this video
Other sections I try using daily for my journal are 'optimize' for the following day (specific improvements like: 30 min of watching netflix instead of 1 h) and 'grateful' ( a couple of things I felt grateful for throughout the day).
Also, I really like the idea of adding a why to every task, thank you for sharing that!
Somehow, I started journaling every day since the beginning of the year and it has been really effective. I haven’t done any weekly or monthly review. I’m kind of excited to add something new into my journaling journey. Thank you for the content!
Love this approach. It's not only simplistic and straightforward but I really like the fact that it encourages you to audit yourself...which we don't do enough. We think we do....but most of the time we are just procrastinating and then we judge ourselves for not being productive...which isn't as effective as really auditing yourself by analyzing your habits. I will try your method for myself and I'm going to try to incorporate a section at the end of the week where I write a short list of how I can make next week better or something to that effect. Thank you so much for this video 👍👍👍
This "why?" thing is amazing, it really helps to know what is truly important and essential. Thanks!
Dude, you're such a calming gift to the youtube community, Thank you
Nic Finch check out Matt davella
So true, I wish more were like him.
I’ve been bullet journalling for 3 years now, and I love seeing how everyone customises their journals to suit them. My partner’s is very different to mine, as we have different concerns.
Mine has evolved to bare bones as has yours, only I don’t split the page. I create square boxes for a thing to do, colour it in when completed, and on the next line I just creat a bullet point for a discussion point or reflection or a jot down note. It works for me, because if I don’t write things down as they come, I forget. I might get 3 days to a page; however one day may run over 3 pages, depending on notes taken from a meeting or a very full day. I use the back of my journal for list making.
True about Goals, but it is good to reflect and write a new list every time you start a new book, because Life interrupts. Just by acknowledging your dreams, you may notice small changes moving towards them. Don’t just write your end goal, you have to list how to realistically arrive at that goal - and one day you just might...
I love the "why" addition in one or two words! I tried adding purpose to my goals but it ends up being too long and daunting having to do that for all task so this is a perfect balance!
I use a journal as well but haven't formulated a system. I really resonated with your approach and will implement it into my daily routine! Thank you for sharing! 💙
Nathaniel I just finished watching this video and I really love your simple and straight to the point approach. Its funny, I've been doing this type of thing for year just minus the why and overview part. I think I will add those two in.
Im enjoying your videos and you. Thank you!
This is so good. I love your approach to bullet journal. I have just started and i have felt a lot of pressure to make it super crafty and pretty, when that is not really my style, this however is much more my speed and I am really thankful that you put this video out. It is really well produced.
The "why" next to the to do list is a very good idea. I am currently in my bottom mood (no energy, difficulties to remotivate) and am rethinking the direction I want to take in life.
My weekly set-up is currently 2 pages: 1 page = 3 days up and 3 days down in long rectangles. The last 3 lines of every days are B, L, D (breakfast, lunch, dinner).
My second side is:
Up: the last day of the week with the same layout + a box with 5x5 rectangles (3,3,1 and one long) that's where I track my sleeping (time+ thoughts on it+ a symbol to express my mood/clarity when I wake up), the longer rectangle is for my thoughts on the week was I productive with that sleepschedule? What is on my mind etc.
Down: I have a task list: the main things I should focus on that week.
Also I have a color code (4 colors) one for each category: leasure, have to do, studying, courses. So I can view quickly if my days are balanced. It's the only touch of color on my weekly as I have a minimalistic Bujo.
Wow, this video is super helpful. I have some issues with remember the why and losing sight of things I've done when I'm looking at things I haven't. Thank you for this video!
I thought it was really interesting that you have skipped more long term goals. Because I feel like you are supposed to do that, and strive for something.
But as you said, you never know what will happen. And that was a relief for me, to hear someone else say that. Definitely subscribing to see more of your videos.
I plan projects every 5 years. I also declutter every 5 years. Five years is long enough to explore and expand on a certain topic and long enough for it to become second nature. It's just the right amount of time, but not too lengthy. Of course, no matter what I'm doing, I'm always thinking of what I want or need to do next. Planning is expedient and efficient.
Thank you for inspiring me to keep working hard and remain consistent and motivated! I am very scatterbrained so mental clarity is exactly what I needed. New subscriber.
I am so happy to find you. Ur the first guy I see using this nice and flexible method.
👍 Simple, clear, aesthetic.
I have a side journal in which I write three principles I want to integrate/embody in my life, every morning (as soon as I wake up). Usually I do that using empowering phrases, simple and direct, speaking as if that principle was already in me (ex. "I'm full of energy and discipline" or "I'm getting closer to the life I want for me" - stuff like that.)
It keeps me light and reminds me always of the bright side that can always come into play whatever challenge you face.
I like the honesty and the practical applications of how you use your bullett journal. It needs to be useful and effective for your style and lifestyles. Your video was very informative. Super simple and to the point. It would be great to catch up with you on how bujo progresses.
I just love you idea of bujo ... Very simple and clear ... And the idea of adding "why" I would surely try this method
Hi, i just wanna say that I really love your personality!, you seem like a person who’s really down to earth.
In your videos you seem like a simple guy but yet you are soo special.
I also wanna say, I love the glasses 😍 they fit you so well!.
I like the weekly review idea! Thanks, I’m going to try that out! I currently do a daily review but I agree I quickly forget how much I’ve done and how I’ve felt and that’s a great way to boost morale.
Love the idea of the bullet journal for so much flexibility. I also loved that you wrote down you why's. This is the one thing that while doing it, I feel like it's a waste of time but after I'm done with my day I realized the why's often helped me through the tough spots! Great job Nathaniel!
I really loved the "Why" in the daily tasks. I think it was the missing piece in my system! Thank you for sharing this :)
I share a lot of similar traits to you. I like getting straight to the point and things to be simple and clean. Yesterday I went to the store and got a journal and I"m going to try to adopt a journaling technique. I've never done this before, but thank you for inspiring me.
Thank you for this video. Somehow you’re always releasing videos right when I need them.
Great video! Nice to get back to the essentials, I spend way too much time worrying about trackers and aesthetics! This has really helped focus on what is important.
The last part... You're so adorable Nathaniel.
You and your work are also pretty much appreciated. :)
And the "Why" part has to be the highlight.
Thank you for the video. It seems really effective so we don't feel overwhelmed or distracted with the amount of features in a bullet journal.
Thanks for checking out the video! Yeah it has really helped me out because I need simplicity. Hope this helped !
i realized that i was starting losing my spiritfullness to do hard work in my life. Then i watched your video, and now i want to try to make myself a better and consistent more than myself before. My head always easily disturbed with any thoughts that come from my environment but things gonna have changed. So , i thank you for this great great video. I'm writing my to-do list as i watch yours. Thank you
Just found this channel recently. Really like what Nathaniel is doing and sharing. Definitely has helped me !!
Only halfway done with this video and I'm already setting up my new bullet journal this way. Thank you very much for this absolutely helpful info!
Wow! I’m very happy to have found your channel. I like your simple approach to Bullet Journal. I can’t wait to see more of your content 😎😁👍❤️
Wow! This is the best journal ideas i have ever found. Thanks. This could make me more conscious with my everyday life. Only just a habit tracker causes me stress sometimes. 👍🏻
This is quite amazing. I love your organization techniques, they seem more human and realistic as opposed to the innevitable "Productivity Without Failure" or "Let's Write Everything That I Need to Do and Overwhelm Myself" that comes as a result of watching a lot of organization videos. Keep up the good conent🤙🏻
It’s awesome to see that 1 year and half ago this guy was setting the goal of 40K subscribers
I really like the "WHY" I think it's a cool tip, also" the success for the month" I 'll try it ...thank u & keep creating, ur videos're awesome & very refreshing
Love your stuff. Have watched this 3 times now just so I can set up my own bullet journal. Thanks!
I've moved from a classic fixed page journal a loose leaf note book with binder and divider. It was a game changer for me. In my job and in my hobbies I learn things at different rates so the ability re arrange pages and categorise them makes things so much easier.
I'm still huge fan of BuJo syntax and habit tracker logging style but I don't miss farming about with spread out topics resulting in complicated indexes.
Including a quick mood check helped me out a lot. Just like your style, nothing too detailed just, how I'm feeling, how my relationships are and how work is going and (I'm Christian)I include a quick prayer at the end. It helps me not neglect my feelings going into my work day and start fresh.
I'm starting to journal because of you, I appreciate you man!
I am so appreciative, of this method. I have been trying to do something simple, and this is simple! Thank you!
Excellent, loved the "Why". "Start with Why" - Simon Sinek