The Bullet Journal Method

The purpose of the Daily Log (this page) is to declutter your mind—you’re

the Monthly Log is about having a bird’s-eye view about what I’ve already done, so I often end up writing down items after they’ve already happened.

Migrated Task is a current Task that has been moved forward into the Monthly Log (this page) or a Custom Collection (this page

Q: How do I use a digital calendar with the Bullet Journal? A: You can use a digital calendar to replace your Future Log. During the day, capture any dates in your Daily Log, and then when you get a moment, like during Daily Reflection, add them to your calendar.

scheduled Task is a future Task that falls outside the current month, and has been moved backward into the Future Log.

How do I deal with Recurring Tasks? A: You can create custom bullets (this page) and add them to your Monthly Logs Calendar page (this page).

Only move the things that added value to your life into your next notebook.

If you’re new to Bullet Journaling, your first Monthly Migration (this page) can be a real lightbulb moment.

I highly encourage new Bullet Journalists to stick with it for at least two to three months when testing it out.