The Bullet Journal Method: Track Your Past, Order Your Present, Plan Your Future

She approached change with patience and curiosity, gradually figuring out one piece of the puzzle at a time.

It’s arguably the process, rather than the goals themselves, that will prove to be most valuable.

The power of the Bullet Journal is that it becomes whatever you need it to be, no matter what season of life you’re in.

On the right margin of the page, I’ll create three columns: C, R, G. Keep in mind that these columns align with the days of the month, so I can piggyback on the existing template. Then I’ll add Task bullets in the cells so I can “X” them off when I successfully take action. This tracker makes it very easy to see how diligent I’ve been. Again, it’s

What about this goal sparked my curiosity?

log Events only after they happen. That way, the Monthly Log’s Calendar page acts like a timeline.

Leading an intentional

If you’re Bullet Journaling, then you’ve already begun. By keeping different types of logs, you’re not only organizing your responsibilities, you’re also documenting your thoughts and actions. It’s a passive form of reflection! All you need to do now is transition at your own pace from passive reflection to active reflection.

After all, this is the reality we inhabit.