December #BulletJournalChallenge: Recentering
/Hi everyone!
I’m excited to present to you the #BulletJournalChallenge for this month! The theme for this month is a great way to close down the year and prepare for the next. :)
Check it out over on the official Bullet Journal blog. (Update: Scroll below to read the full post).
“Adapt what is useful, reject what is useless, and add what is specifically your own.”
– Bruce Lee
The end of the year commonly inspires thinking about what we’d like to improve on or do differently in the new year. Similarly, it is a great opportunity to think about how the Bullet Journal works in our lives: the things that work, the things we want to leave behind, and the things we want to try out.As December rolls by, think about these things and create a collection to house your thoughts on how they function. Do these things help you get what’s important to you done or are they distractions?
Revise your system to identify the components that help you keep track of the things that matter to you. Remember, the Bullet Journal is more than a task management system; it is also a life management system. Make sure that you’re using it in a way that helps you keep track of the things that matter to you.
Doing this will enable you to adjust according to what works for you.
Another great way to revise your Bullet Journal is by revisiting the videos to help you pick up on things you might have missed the first, or tenth time around.
Sometimes it takes revisiting the basics to think about the framework of the system and reevaluate whether the additions you’ve added are conducive to helping you accomplish what you set out to.
As the year comes to a close, think about ways you can tune up your system to become an even more well-oiled machine.
When you’re ready to migrate consider the following:
– Things that work.
– Things to leave behind.
– Things to try out.
How to join the challenge:
– Share a photo and description on social media with the hashtag #bulletjournalchallenge to share how you’re closing down the year with the the above questions as a guiding point for the challenge. Here is the brand new Facebook #BulletJournalChallenge group.
Originally published on bulletjournal.com
After you check it out, make sure to join the new
#BulletJournalChallenge Facebook group
to join the discussion over there. :)
