Ebook | Bullet Journalling
Structure and freedom in your writing? Discover the Bullet Journal Method
You may have seen photos of beautifully filled-in planners on Pinterest or Instagram. Artfully shaded drawings, inventive month title pages, detailed weekly overviews and daily to-do lists. Most of them come from fans of the Bullet Journal method.
Thinking it's not really for you, because your drawing isn't exactly great? Don't worry. We're not trying to turn you into the next Michelangelo, Picasso or Haring, or the latest Pinterest star. The method is about something else entirely.
Want to go deeper? Curious how to fill in the exercises step by step? Or keen to hear what “BuJo” fans in the Žurnál community have shared with us?
Ebook | Bullet Journalling
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Write in bullets
The name Bullet Journal comes from one simple rule: Write in bullets! That means you don't have to worry about capital letters, full stops, commas or other grammar rules. You write briefly, concisely, quickly and above all your own way – the journal is there to serve you, not the other way round.
By writing down our own thoughts, feelings, tasks and plans, it teaches us to be closer to ourselves. And to fulfil our dreams. Because when we know ourselves better, we can pick out what matters even in a noisy age full of information. And reach goals that bring us joy, because they truly make sense to us.
System and practice
The core pillars of the method are system and practice. Every proper Bulleťák starts with an Index (a bit like a book's table of contents), which you only fill in later. So you can start with a future log of the most important things, move smoothly on to a monthly log, then a weekly log, and finally a daily log. Another interesting part of the method is collections. It's entirely up to you which lists you create. It could be a list of books you've read, a gratitude journal or a habit tracker. Although BuJo is mainly about the system, it also gives you enormous freedom and room for creativity. That's one reason we love it so much.
