Did you make a note and still forget? So you realize you need a system. Did you try a system that just didn't work for you? So did I. But when I tried the Bullet Journal system I kept it minimalist and it worked. While the capabilities of the bullet journal system are impressive, one of the best features is its customizability. If you don't want to spend hours preparing an organizational method that's supposed to save you time, keep reading.
Over at the official BulletJournal.com you'll see a short video describing the basics of the Bullet Journal method. There are also some good technique ideas on their blog.
You can search on Pinterest, Instagram, Youtube, and many other places to find ideas for your journal. There are a lot of ideas to personalize your journal that look great. But for those who want a quick, streamlined way to set up your Bullet Journal, and don't need it to be an expressive space, you're in the right place.
Find the labels in the hamburger icon (upper right corner) to navigate this blog, or start with Ultra-Streamlined Style Part 1.
Posts can be navigated best by labels found under the hamburger icon in the top right corner. Comment here for questions and requests. And be sure to check the Resources page.
Over at the official BulletJournal.com you'll see a short video describing the basics of the Bullet Journal method. There are also some good technique ideas on their blog.
You can search on Pinterest, Instagram, Youtube, and many other places to find ideas for your journal. There are a lot of ideas to personalize your journal that look great. But for those who want a quick, streamlined way to set up your Bullet Journal, and don't need it to be an expressive space, you're in the right place.
Style Basics
What is the ultra-streamlined style? Essentially, it's an approach to bullet journaling intended to minimize the time to set up and use the method. Some tips for the ultra-streamlined style:- avoid using unnecessary tools (extra tools require extra time to use)
- avoid drawing lines when space can be used instead
- write no more than necessary (purely functional use)
Find the labels in the hamburger icon (upper right corner) to navigate this blog, or start with Ultra-Streamlined Style Part 1.
Posts can be navigated best by labels found under the hamburger icon in the top right corner. Comment here for questions and requests. And be sure to check the Resources page.
Thank you for making this blog. I enjoy your minimalist style and the concise posts you make. The printouts have also been very helpful to me and I'm just starting out with bulleting. The only thing I would wish for is more pictures of your examples and journal. It's sometimes hard to make out smaller details and also get a bigger picture overview of how it looks. Thanks again for putting your work out there!
ReplyDeleteGlad you like the blog! I'll post more photos as soon as I can.
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