I’m a devoted BuJoer... and have read this book twice. It’s a sweet and simple read on “why we do what we do”, Ryder includes some real life gems within the pages.

Libro que da muchas buenas ideas sobre el bujo y que nos puede ayudar a tener una mejor organización.

Have you searched for ways to be more productive? To fill an empty notebook? Do you want to have a diary, but also a to-do list? Well, then the Bullet Journal is the method for you. The Bullet Journal Method was developed by Ryder Carroll because of a need to keep things organized and to not use and lose post-it notes. It can be what you need it to be when it needs to be something it is not. Confused? Don’t worry. Ryder has a wonderful website with videos and this book, The Bullet Journal Method, to help with step-by-step instructions and activities to get the most out of the method. – Dana S.

La teoría está muy bien y, aunque no es exactamente lo que yo esperaba y buscaba en este libro, las reflexiones que hace son buenas e interesantes.
Ahora falta ver si basta para ponerlo en práctica, ya que al fin y al cabo se centra más en los porqués de hacer un Bullet Journal que en el cómo.
Aún así, una lectura muy interesante y, creo, útil.

Creo que es un libro que depende de quién lo lea le sacará más partido o menos. Personalmente, soy una persona reflexiva, me ha hecho analizar y darme cuenta de varias cosas de mi vida.

Es más he empezado a llevar un bullet

So, I'm still not 100 percent on alternative schedule keeping but this method is helpful! It is very different from the very artsy journals I have seen. I prefer this straightforward approach as I am experimenting with what works.

Just finished listening to The Bullet Journal Method. I got way more out of it than I thought I would.

I got the book because I'd heard of the technique and was curious. With the anxiety around the current pandemic situation and more, I've been wanting to renew my habit of journaling but couldn't figure out how to work it into my routine more than I already have (through other various methods of recording my life that I would not call journaling at all). I went into it wanting to sate my curiosity, thinking that it might be a technique/book I could recommend to others struggling with sorting out their lives, such as clients or my children. Instead, I have now started journaling again, in a way I've never thought to journal before--AND I LOVE IT. I'm so thankful I got that book on a whim on sale.

I didn't think Bullet journaling would add much value over my current systems. Boy, was I wrong. It's not going to make me more organized--I've already got those systems in place and working well. But it will help me focus more on what matters most to me and give me a written record of my journey, both of which are things I value a lot.

I still hope to impart the practice to others. Maybe more so, now that I've found uses I didn't anticipate for myself.

Note: I listened to the Audible version. Couldn't find that on here.

I initially picked up this book to get a sense of what bullet journaling is and to explore the basic how-to process. The author does a good job explaining both, but I found his why more interesting. The idea behind bullet journaling isn't simply to formulate another daily log or to-do list, but can be seen as an practice on mindfulness and reflecting on one's accomplishments. As a result, I found this book turned out better than I expected and more helpful than many other "productivity" books out there.