@kaa That's sad (about the how-to disappearing). I suppose the "problem" with bullet journaling is that there's really not much to sell: buy a notebook at Walmart and get started!
@JMaxB exactly. Sure you can sell a course and a notebook if you want and whatever other crap around that, but the how to use the system, that should be the primary part in all of this.
@kaa unfortunate to hear. I just recently told someone about the Bullet Journal method as I thought it would help them, told them to just head to the site and find the how-to section. I said, “It’s great because you can use any notebook you currently own.” …interesting that they removed it…unfortunately, I suspect, it’s all about the Benjamins…
@kaa This is a great point. I have tried and stopped bullet journaling so much because of this. I see posts on Instagram or YouTube and its too much. So I stop. The past several months I've been using a form of it at work. I have a notebook out and I keep track of tasks, notes, etc each day. But I do not do the migration or the weekly/monthly logs that I should probably do.
@kaa Sad to hear. BuJo is the only method of task keeping that I stuck with the longest. I still find it useful whenever I am in needed. The biggest benefit was there was no wrong way to do it. So I agree with you, the system at the base of all of this shouldn't be lost.
@amit @greghiggins @aa @kaa @JMaxB I'm confused. Is the section in the Support desk called "Bullet Journaling 101" not the thing being spoken about? At a glance it looks quite helpful.
@SimonWoods yeah thats it...in text form - must admit I searched across the site, then on Google and only found a pdf for another site entirely that was linked to by the official website (link is dead). I went to my original kickstarter, and the guided links are also dead.
The original website had a whole work through that showed you exactly what to do and how it worked. A visual guide that made it the thing as opposed to this buried page
@yurymol it really shouldn't. it should be front and centre and then add all the peripheral things around it....but thats just me.
@kaa Agree. I didn't find the page that @simonwoods found. When I started a few months back, I could only find the video that I had to replay whenever I had to find something I wanted to refresh my memory on.
@kaa oh, I totally agree with the sentiment, just wanted to say that thankfully the method isn't that complicated and anyone can easily copy the info and spread it across the Internet regardless of the original author's motivations.