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title: Bullet Journal
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author:
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- KemoNine
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publishDate: 2023-03-20
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lastMod: 2023-03-20
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toc: true
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draft: false
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categories:
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- tips
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- organizers
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tags:
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- bujo
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---
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## Changelog
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{{< changelog >}}
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{{< change 2023-03-20 "Initial creation" >}}
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{{< /changelog >}}
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{{< end_section >}}
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## Considerations
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When it comes to [Bullet Journals](https://bulletjournal.com/) the biggest and only consideration is: "does it work for you?".
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There are many bullet journal examples readily available for review and inspiration. The hard part is figuring out which elements work best for you, the individual.
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## Does It Work?
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BuJo works for a great many people but *not* everybody. If you find yourself struggling to engage with paper or if you find aspects of your setup tedious in a bad way, it may be time to consider making changes.
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BuJo isn't a rigid system and it's loose. This can be a very good and very bad thing. It's a "Doubly edged sword" type of situation. Some people do really well with "loose" and others do not.
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Definitely consider how you use a BuJo and if it feels like it's too much effort or even off putting or if you can't seem to find a way to adapt it to your needs, you will definitely want to consider alternatives.
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Please note: it can take well over a week to find frustration points with a BuJo, give it a good try before giving up.
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## Learning Curve
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Due to the open ended nature of analog organizers there can be a learning curve. Bullet Journal doesn't have a steep learning curve but the sheer volume of different approaches can be a big problem for getting under way.
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It may be wise to start with a pre-made, mass produced Bullet Journal instead of trying to forge your own path from the start.
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If you want to jump right in, KemoNine would advise looking for examples online, picking a few to try and starting as soon as you have your supplies.
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## Where To Start?
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Starting with the main [website](https://bulletjournal.com/) is a good choice. From there: internet searches should turn up some good ideas on how to build a BuJo that may work for you.
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There are a lot of how to guides, videos and more on bullet journaling and applying it to varied arts, crafts, sciences and more. It's all about finding a notebook flow that works for the way you think.
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## Related Pages
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- [Analog Notebooks]({{< ref "/tips/writing-analog-notebooks.md" >}})
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- [Interesting, if not odd, Discoveries]({{< ref "/tips/writing-interesting-supplies.md">}})
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- [Pocket Sized Every Day Carries]({{< ref "/tips/organizers-pocket-sized-every-day-carries.md" >}})
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- [Waterproof Writing]({{< ref "/tips/writing-waterproof.md" >}})
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