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How I faked bullet journaling all these years — & The Art that is(Properly) Migrating Your #BuJo
Okay, okay.
I’ve been journaling for three and a half years, and ‘bullet journaling’ for two and a half.
I have two journals at any one time — AND — in neither ( don’t shoot me ) do I use bullets.
The awful realisation that maybe I don’t bullet journal after all has finally caught up with me. And I’m only on #11 of my bullet journals.
So let’s just say up until now I’ve had a DIY jack-of-all-trades kind of journal.
It has a partially completed index, and an important page and, somehow, a fully functioning future log. Tick.
(Or completed bullet, if you prefer).
It has a goals collection — but by all appearances, I look at it once and then never revisit it again.
It has weekly logs, calendars, diaries, appointments, ideas, plans, action plans, trackers, notes, brainstorms, lists and doodles.
Some are even colour coordinated.
But none of this is bulleted. So none of it is actually useful to me. It is not a functioning #BuJo. It’s a fake.
Roughly every quarter when I migrate from one journal to the next, I painstakingly copy over…