@pimoore Love that. The Bullet Journal Method is an under rated book - even if you do not use the system it is full of insight.
@terrygrier Thanks Terry, couldn’t agree more! Everyone owes it to themselves to give this system a try, even just once.
@pimoore I use a bullet journal (not artistic; just functional and I do like the method) but haven’t read the book. I just went from the videos in the early days. Is the book useful? Have been curious about it whenever it pops up…
@herself I would chime in - I have used bullet journal since 2014 - and I would say if you are using a monthly, daily log and understand collections - then it might not be that helpful from a tactical point of view. But I enjoy the 2nd and 3rd parts that focus on the practice and the art of bullet journal. Is it going to change your life? :) not really but it is insightful and it inspires me to use my journal more and more.
@herself In my opinion, absolutely. Not only does it go into detail about the mindful nature and benefits to BuJo, it also offers tips for expanding upon the basic system. I bought my own copy after checking it out of our library, and I don’t regret it one bit.
@pimoore @terrygrier thanks! In that case I will definitely take a look. I know it’s very trendy but I do appreciate the extra thought and commentary from Ryder and agree there’s probably room for some “rumination on the practice…”
@herself Addtionally I might add - Ryder has a community on Might Network - I am a memeber and it is very active and they have zoom calls on different topics etc. I enjoy the people there. bulletjournal.com/pages/com...
@pimoore @terrygrier well, I’ve ordered it! Book depository tells me it should arrive in 25-30 days… 😎
@pimoore Oh no, not another book that I need! My reading is slow, and the books are so plentiful… 💡This just popped into my head: Bullet Journal, The Movie, a movie about a hit man (or woman) that keeps a journal of every bullet. @herself @terrygrier
