When it comes to keeping track of all your work projects, household chores and social activities, one method that’s gone viral (ironically) involves good old-fashioned pen and paper. Bullet journaling ...

If you’re guilty of starting a bullet journal at the beginning of a new year, a new season, or just after a new notebook purchase, and then abandoning the project not long after—you're far from alone.

IT’S NOT JUST FOR PEOPLE WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES | Though Carroll developed the method to manage his ADD, the bullet journal can be for anyone. “Bullet journaling allows people to quickly declutter ...

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Keep track of plans and ideas better in the new year through bullet journaling! On Saturday, Jan. 4, at 1 p.m. the library is holding Bullet Journal 101 for beginners. Bring a journal or notebook and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The concept of putting pen to paper can seem alien in a largely digital world, but just because it’s not in style doesn’t mean ...

New (academic) year, new me … right? But alas, the overwhelming workload and dreaded procrastination inevitably creep in. Though procrastination bears no easy solution, its effects can be mitigated by ...

Bullet journals are very popular - on social media and in personal journals - for great reasons. The bullet journal method of planning and journaling is a great way to combine various pieces of paper ...

It’s January, the time of year when simply everyone is suddenly committed to whipping themselves into shape, eating healthily, and getting organized. If my inbox is any indication, gyms and diet ...