The Bullet Journal is just like any other tool – it
only works when you use it. Two weeks
ago, my husband asked a friend of ours to help him move some furniture. That was wonderful – except that they didn’t
give me any notice, so I couldn’t arrange the things that were being moved from
the shelves. So everything got piled into another room, helter skelter, and I
have no idea where anything is. My Bullet Journal was misplaced for a day. Then I went on vacation and chose not to
bring it. (It was a camping trip and I
wasn’t planning on using the Bullet Journal.)
When I came home, I spent three days recovering
from the trip (pain flare and fatigue) and didn’t use the Bullet Journal. While
I could carry it on for another few weeks, I believe it needs to be wrapped up
so I can move on to another system.
I enjoyed using the Bullet Journal. If I return to
using it, I may well change to a smaller notebook. While I love the 8 ½ by 11 notebook, it is
harder to manage. One of the joys of the
Bullet Journal is the ability to make changes to the layouts to suit the way I
work. My changes were the addition of a
traditional monthly grid calendar and a Weekly Layout instead of a Daily
Layout. Those two changes served me
well.
Since I promised to try several systems when I began
this blog, I will keep my promise. I
will be using an electronic system next – Google Calendar and the Task function
within it.
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