Now that you know the Bullet Journal is for you, and that you have put together some supplies and ideas, the next step is to get acquainted with the system. The system of the Bullet Journal was invented by Ryder Carroll and is used to rapidly and efficiently log tasks and activities in the journal. As such, M. Carroll came up with a simple legend and different modules to categorize the different types of entry. The legend The legend divides entries into three categories: tasks, events and notes. This is how you write them in your Bullet Journal: Tasks Tasks …

Bullet Journaling, is it for you? Who should have a Bullet Journal? The Bullet Journal system is for many types of people: it’s for those who love to write lists; who use an agenda; who write everything, and I mean, everything; who have a really bad memory; who love to buy and fill up notebooks and journals; who have just discovered their artistic side or who always had one; who are inspired; who used to write a diary; who lead a busy life, but who also have free time; and finally, the Bullet Journal is for those who recognize themselves …