It’s no secret here that I didn’t have the future log in my bullet journal setup until recently. But even if I finally add it to my setup, the way I use it isn’t the same as the one outlined in The Bullet Journal Method book by Ryder Carroll.
Who would have thought that my bullet journal weekly planner can have an amazing impact on the way I plan my day and week? But on one hand, it also paints the harsh reality that I fail to notice until recently.
How in the world do these authors have the time learn anything new while still chucking out books like clockwork? Do they have a secret that we’re not even aware of? Well, they actually do this simple thing to do everything that matters in their lives.
We seem to have this belief that only the select few are born with luck favoring them. But the truth is we all are lucky if we shift our perspective on what it means to be a lucky person.
You probably hear tons of time management lies being fed to you. And I’m sure you also believe in some of them. But if there’s one lie that we keep telling ourselves, I will say that this one takes the biggest cake the most.
I’ve been doing bullet journaling for quite some time as I write this. But I never thought that adding this collection to my current setup makes me even more productive than I ever thought.