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

I watched one of Ryder’s videos on YouTube before going on a rabbit hole of bullet journaling. I have been doing planner-ing and journal-ing in different ways, both digital and physical. I’m hoping to put BuJo to practice and see where it takes me.

Excellent book

The author goes into more details of the importance and why in this book. The wide variety of layouts and customizations options are left to the reader to explore online.

If u r serious about organising your life for a better future, happy prosperous n fulfilling future. Not only personally but professionally. Look no further. This is by far the best book I ve read and that to in a week n will keep reading it over n over again.. it has amazing workable ideas which is helping n will help in tracking my past, order my present and plan my future.

Bullet journalling has changed my life. I was pulling my hair out since more than 5 years trying to find an app that organized my life. Nothing worked. Finally I found the BuJo method. I could feel the positive effects immediately and now after 5 months of using it, I know that I have found what I had been searching for. The book dwells deeper into how we can lead more productive, organized and intentional lives especially by using the BuJo system. I would highly recommend this book and this system to anyone who wishes to organize their personal life as well as work.

i reach in this book according to my curious about knowledge,and i cannot understand how my knowledge is organise in my own understanding which is retrieve whenever i need.this book helping me verymuch i love you RYDOR CARROLL

It's a wonderful book for people who have or are about to start bullet journaling. I gave three starts because I felt few things are mentioned in too much depth. Could've been lesser. Rest everything was great!

Quality of the book is decent. Print quality is good. The thickness of the pages is unusual. As for the actual content of the book, all suggestions are good. You need to read it completely once and then follow along to get started with the bullet journal method. The magic happens when you adopt the method and start making it your own by customising it to suit your needs. Don't be afraid of making mistakes, just make sure you really lean in into the method. Quick Tip - You may want to use Google Calendar in addition to the method to remember recurring tasks such as utility bill payments, etc.

The book is not necessary to bullet journal but I found it motivational and clarifying as a beginner to this excellent way of journalling.

Great way to organize your journaling but the book is fleshed out with some very insightful philosophical observations.

The text is good, although, I think you can pick-up most of the material from the free YouTube videos. I was a bit disappointed that I paid extra for the hardcover version, because I like my books to lie flat instead of fighting to hold them open, and this book turned out to be the same as the softcover version (the "perfect binding" method) just attached to the hard cover. I also heard that by paying more for the hardcover version you get a bullet journal notebook as a part of the set - but maybe it's not the case with Polish Amazon. Also, the cover was slightly scratched. Hence, 4 stars.

📝it's interesting that I read this book right after reading "Make Time." The Bullet Journal Method points out that we can't make time—we can only take it. Although we can't create more time, we can improve the quality of the time we use. This book not only teaches you how to bullet journal but, more importantly, provides insights into why you should do it and how it will benefit you. It will teach you about setting goals, focusing not on pursuing happiness but rather on meaningful tasks and objectives. A must read for those struggling with time management and consistency. ✍️ My Top 3 Quotes In the end it's not the years in your life that count, it's the life in your years. - Abraham Lincoln We must take it upon ourselves to grow. We grow by learning. And we learn by daring to take action. There will always be risk because we can't control the outcome. This is the way of life and it's unavoidable. What is avoidable however is being perpetually haunted by all the things that could have been if you have only dared. Begin by giving yourself permission to believe you're worth the risk. - p.129 f Happiness is the result of our actions then we need to stop asking ourselves how to be happy. Rather we should be asking ourselves, How to be. - p.141

Fantastic book. Found it useful and easy to adopt the principles shared.