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Whether you are aware and just didn't mention it, or are not aware that you have essentially recreated the bullet journal (see: a search engine), might as well
by mikestew 7y ago
Whether you are aware and just didn't mention it, or are not aware that you have essentially recreated the bullet journal (see: a search engine), might as well go all the way and get a Leuchtturm 1917 notebook for the new year. It has page numbers and a table of contents pre-printed for you. $20, but for something that pretty much lasts the whole year, not overly expensive.
- unoti 7y agoUnderstood! My system started with franklin covey from back in the day, but I need graph paper for my notes for various reasons.
- dhimes 7y agoMy system is much like yours in terms of notebook organization- I use it like a daily diary with TOC and all. I use graph-ruled composition notebooks.
- dhimes 7y agoIt actually sounds a lot like what I do, which is a close cousin to the good old-fashioned scientific notebook. This is a neat read that I just found searching: https://www.training.nih.gov/assets/Lab_Notebook_508_(new).pdf https://www.training.nih.gov/assets/Lab_Notebook_508_(new).p...
- tanin 7y agoMy note-taking format is actually a simpler version of bulletjournal. Bulletjournal is a bit heavy weight. But maybe BulletJournal is meant to be an example what you can personalize to meet your own preference.