2016年11月6日 · The Index is the backbone of the Bullet Journal. It’s an easy and quick way to organize the guts of your Bullet Journal so you can find what you’re looking for at a glance. Here are some Index ideas for you to try out.

2023年8月29日 · Simply leave the first couple pages of your notebook blank and give them the topic of “Index”. The Index is the "CTRL + F" of your Bullet Journal and it's super easy to set up. In this article, Ryder walks you through setting up your Index.

2023年12月14日 · The Index page in the Bullet Journal method serves as a table of contents for your journal. It's typically located at the beginning of your journal and helps you easily locate specific information and entries.

Here's how to Bullet Journal. Before we get to the why and how, let’s answer the what. The Bullet Journal method is a mindfulness practice that works like a productivity system. There’s Bullet Journal method the System and Bullet Journal method the Practice.

Bullet Journal® (aka Bujo) is a simple life operating system. It will meet you wherever you are to help you process the past, organize the present, and author your future. All you need is pen and paper.

2023年8月29日 · Using Collections in the Bullet Journal is a great way to organize ongoing projects. Some longer-lived projects will spread throughout your book. Though indexing helps you keep track of where your collections occur within the book, it can be a hassle to keep referring to your Index, that’s where Threading comes in.

2023年8月29日 · The Future Log is one of the Core Modules of the Bullet Journal Method. This Collection is used to store items that either need to be scheduled months in advance… or things that you want to get around to someday. Like the other Core Modules , namely the Index, Monthly Log, and Daily Log, your Future Log is made with the use of Rapid Logging

2015年4月18日 · Though indexing helps you keep track of where your collections occur within the book, it can be a hassle to keep referring to your Index, that’s where Threading comes in. Let’s say you have a collection that lives on pages 2-6 of your Bullet Journal notebook then reappears on page 14-21, and then again on pages 45-62.

I created Bullet Journal, because I needed it. Growing up with ADHD way before resources were readily available, I struggled tremendously with distraction, procrastination, hyperactivity, overwhelm, and from the ensuing stress, anxiety, a loneliness from being seen as the "dumb kid."