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Who invented BuJo?
Bullet Journal® (or BuJo® for short) was created by Ryder Carroll, a digital product designer and author living in Brooklyn, NY. Diagnosed with learning disabilities early in life, he was forced to figure out alternate ways to be focused and productive. Bullet journals have become popular for good reason—they can be a fun, useful, and effective way to organize, plan, and track your goals, projects, and to-dos. Perhaps the greatest advantage of a bullet journal is that there is no need to invest in expensive resources. To get started with a bullet journal, you really need only two things: a dot grid notebook and a no-bleed pen. Look for a journal with a lay-flat spine, high-quality paper, a dot grid that’s light and easy on the eyes, and numbered pages. A new bullet journal at the beginning of the year means a fresh start, so it is highly recommended to do so.
Who invented BuJo?
Bullet Journal® (or BuJo® for short) was created by Ryder Carroll, a digital product designer and author living in Brooklyn, NY. Diagnosed with learning disabilities early in life, he was forced to figure out alternate ways to be focused and productive. Bullet journals have now taken the world by storm. Ryder’s organised system has soared in popularity and now people aplenty are using his clever keys to plan their daily schedules. 13-18 Years Old A bullet journal can be a great way for them to explore their interests, set goals, and plan for their future. Teens in this age group are typically able to plan and organize their thoughts with relatively little assistance. Minimalist bullet journal spreads are the easiest and the most functional type of spreads to make for beginners. The minimalist bullet journal pages are a great way to start instead of getting overwhelming with the colors, washi-tapes, stickers, stencils, markers, etc. Bullet journaling is more time consuming than your standard planner. That’s because you have to set up each weekly spread, make your own habit trackers, and monthly calendars. Even if you go bare-bone minimum, it’s a time consuming process. Which means you have to make time to do it. The bullet journal future log is one of the first collection pages you set up. This will give you an overview of the future months at a glance. In the future log, you can add your important long-term future planning, events, and tasks in one place.