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Bullet Journaling: Life Management for Creatives Introduction
3:11
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Class Project
1:22
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My (Big) Bujo Fail
6:54
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The Benefits of Bujo
4:53
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Building Blocks: Basic Spreads
6:48
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Building Blocks: Pagination
2:08
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Building Blocks: Smart Bullets
5:47
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Building Blocks: Migration
1:06
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Building Blocks: The Daily Spread
3:26
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A Separate Space for Daily Spreads
6:50
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My Basic Spreads
5:58
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My Favorite Spreads
12:53
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My Flailures + Evolutions
9:40
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Google Calendar
2:07
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Evernote
2:54
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Quick Start Guide
7:37
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Use Cases: Putting it Together
8:34
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Chronic Procrastination Tips
9:51
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Parting Reminders
2:32
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Thank You, Friends!
0:54
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21.
Replay: Live Q&A Pt 1
15:07
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Replay: Live Q&A Pt 2
16:01
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Replay: Live Q&A Pt 3
17:02
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Replay: Live Q&A Pt 4
11:23
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Bullet Journaling: Life Management for Creatives
Dylan Mierzwinski, Illustrator + Sketchbook Enthusiast
About This Class
In this course artists and creatives will learn how to set up their first, successful bullet journal - a custom organization and productivity tool that combines planners, notebooks, project managers, and more. Bullet Journaling ("Bujo" for short) is, IMO, especially impactful and effective for creative brains, including creative brains with ADHD (like mine!). Here's what I cover in this course:
- A beginner-friendly class project + class resources
- My story of failing (big time) with bullet journaling 10 years ago, and how I got here, (loving it)
- The benefits of bullet journaling for creatives and people with ADHD
- Bujo building blocks (index, future spread, monthly, daily, custom collections, etc)
- My personal spreads (basic, favorites, and failures, too!)
- Digital complements like Google Calendar and Evernote
- A quick start guide for getting up and running without a fuss
- Use cases and how the system flows
- My best tips for chronic procrastination (because it's painful </3)
Bullet journaling was invented by Ryder Carroll, I learned about it in his book The Bullet Journal Method: Track the Past, Order the Present, Design the Future; I highly recommend it.
Don't forget to visit the 'project and resources' tab to download the quick-glance class resources!
Wishing you magic, presence, and empowerment
<3
Dylan
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Please note that this class is provided for personal educational, informational and convenience purposes only, is general in nature and is not intended as a substitute for professional, legal, or medical advice. Read more about this in our Terms of Service.