For readers who have always wanted to try their hand at keeping a bullet journal, The Little Bullet Book - Be Gorgeously Organized by Dave Sinden is a great place to start. It's full of prompts and customisable weekly and monthly planners and checklists to fill in yourself that will teach you the basic elements of bullet journalling.
There are task trackers (my favourite) as well as methods for establishing and outlining your goals and ways in which to work towards achieving them.
This bullet journal can be started at any time and isn't date specific. In fact, there are no dates mentioned whatsoever, only prompts for weeks and months. A ready-made index is also helpful.
I liked the idea of making a list of things you're grateful for and I know it's a popular trend on social media but there's something to be said about writing it down and keeping it private that could make all the difference in your own personal development and growth.
All in all, a nicely presented journal containing pages full of prompts and suggestions that can easily be filled in no matter the time of year or stage of life. This is for anyone who wants to be better organised.
My rating = ****
Carpe Librum!
Bullet Journaling is all the rage now, and I really did think I would give it a go. I already live by a diary, but thought the creative influence would be beneficial to my life. It all began to look too complicated with a busy schedule. Dave Sinden’s book may just be the answer.
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Oooh, I hope it is May. Let me know how you get on.
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