Bullet Journaling: A Beginners Guide

by Erik Smith

Perhaps you’ve stumbled upon stylish planners on Instagram or Facebook and you learned that they are called bullet journals and you became intrigued.

Perhaps a friend showed you his or her bullet journal and you become more curious about its unique system. Perhaps you found this book on Amazon and you have no idea what a bullet journal is.

Good news! You have found the right book to guide you with this simple yet effective journal system that can help you gain control of your life.

In this book, you will learn the basics of how to start your own bullet journal plus other things that may help you to have fun while following an analog approach.

You will learn in this



What is a bullet journal? How to start your own bullet journal Tips and tricks to spice up your bullet journal

Genres: Nonfiction

Audible Audio

Published February 5, 2019

Reviews

[MaryBeth · Rating 4 out of 5]

A simple and to the point description of what a bullet journal is and how to use it. For a KU book, I’m not surprised there weren’t any pictures to go along with the examples. I would have liked to see a few of the examples talked about illustrated to get a better idea of what it might look like. I also thought they’d talk a bit more about stencils. I guess that falls under being artsy. Do people really do this free hand? Super jealous if they can. Over all, this was an easy introduction and I feel a bit better about jumping into a more detailed book having a simple understanding of the system.

[Tom · Rating 5 out of 5]

An excellent basic introduction to bullet journaling

In searching for the best method to get better organized in the new year I have read several books. This is the second one on bullet journaling. It does a great job of laying out the basics while encouraging you to start on the simple side and grow into it as needed. A worthwhile read.

[Carol A · Rating 5 out of 5]

bullet journaling 101

A simple quick background to bullet journaling. Of particular value if you are swamped with artistic journals and want to focus on starting to actually use a bullet journal.

Just following the basics for your first journal may be a good starting point before putting pen to paper rather than sticker to washi tape.

[Hyacinth · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good!

I loved the fact that the book is an overview of what a bullet journal is, and what it is not. I will refer back to this book quite often for refreshers and reminders. Don't overdo it.

[Darryl L. Rowe · Rating 4 out of 5]

Not as good IMO as the Keep It Simple Sweetie book on the same subject.

A verbal rehash of the basics with a few good points but no visuals. That automatically downgraded this as a potential beginner's book.

[lissetteOtero · Rating 2 out of 5]

not original

Simple and easy to read although repetitive phrases like “ is your bullet journal and you can do what you want “
A lot of content that came from Ryders’ Bullet Journal Method that is not given proper credit/citation

[Jan · Rating 2 out of 5]

He tried?

This book is just a waste of time, but I'm giving him an extra star for the guts to publish it. It took about 5 seconds to flip thru front to back, and about 3 minutes to read. Zero inspiration. Don't bother.

[Natalie Reeve · Rating 3 out of 5]

Informative

Simple but informative an easy quick read would recommend to begginners a a a a as a a a a

[Shannon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great beginner guide

Easy to implement ideas into a bullet journal for a beginner. It healed me understand what I needed to use at a bare minimum and was encouraging.

[Regina Rae · Rating 5 out of 5]

Best BuJo book I have found on Amazon.

I like this book. Listened to every word and took notes. Gave me good ideas and a plan of action.