How to Set Up a BuJo Future Log

How to Set Up a BuJo Future Log

What is a BuJo future log? How do you set it up and use it? A BuJo (or bullet journal) future log is a way to keep track of future events that wouldn’t be in your immediate schedule—such as birthdays, holidays, and appointments. Ryder Carroll, the author of The Bullet Journal Method, says the future log is an important part of an effective bullet journal. Here’s how to use a future log in your bullet journal.

How to Get Inspired: The Bullet Journal Solution

How to Get Inspired: The Bullet Journal Solution

Are you feeling like you’re stuck in a rut? Do you want to know how to get inspired again? If you’re stuck in a rut, feel demotivated, or uninspired, try bullet journaling. Keeping a bullet journal can help you explore every aspect of your problems in order to find solutions. It can also divert your attention to another project, which is a proven way to find inspiration. Here’s how to use bullet journaling to rekindle your inspiration.

How to Face Problems in Life: “The Five Whys” Method

How to Face Problems in Life: “The Five Whys” Method

Do you struggle to overcome challenges in life? How can bullet journaling help you face your problems and overcome them? Bullet journaling might sound like a silly solution to such a fundamental problem. But Ryder Carroll, the author of The Bullet Journal Method, suggests using a bullet journal to break down your problems to discover their root causes so you can face them head-on. Here’s how keeping a bullet journal can help you deconstruct your problems.

Bullet Journaling for Beginners: Getting Started

Bullet Journaling for Beginners: Getting Started

Thinking of getting started with Bullet Journaling? What role can a Bullet Journal play in your life? What are the major components of a Bullet Journal? In his book The Bullet Journal Method, Ryder Carroll goes over Bullet Journaling for beginners. He discusses the benefits of keeping a Bullet Journal, the role it can play in your life (beyond the obvious roles of keeping you organized and maintaining your schedule), and how you can customize your Bullet Journal to fit your needs. Here is an overview of Bullet Journaling basics.

How to Create a Bullet Journal Monthly Log

How to Create a Bullet Journal Monthly Log

What is a bullet journal monthly log? How do you set up and use your monthly log? A bullet journal monthly log is exactly what it sounds like: it helps you plan your upcoming month using a calendar and task list. In his book The Bullet Journal Method, Ryder Carroll outlines how to create and use a monthly log to keep track of your appointments, events, and responsibilities for every month. Keep reading to learn how to create a monthly log in your bullet journal.

The Psychology of Money: Quotes by Morgan Housel

The Psychology of Money: Quotes by Morgan Housel

Looking for quotes from The Psychology of Money? What is the secret to financial success? Most of us assume financial success depends on education and intelligence. But according to Morgan Housel, the author of The Psychology of Money, the key to financial success lies in understanding human behavior. Here’s a selection of passages highlighting some of the key ideas.

Investment Failures: Don’t Let Them Hold You Back

Investment Failures: Don’t Let Them Hold You Back

Have you ever made an investment that didn’t turn out the way you expected? What should you do if your investment fails? It’s easy to become discouraged when things don’t go as planned, especially when your money is on the line. However, that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t take risks. Investment failures do occur, fairly frequently, but if you keep trying, you could get lucky enough with one investment that it outweighs any failures. Here is why you shouldn’t let failure hold you back from trying again.

Morgan Housel: The Psychology of Money—Postscript

Morgan Housel: The Psychology of Money—Postscript

How did the American consumer mindset come to be? What role did the government have to play? In his book The Psychology of Money, Morgan Housel included a postscript that discussed how the current mindset around money came to be. He argues that World War II and the Great Depression played a big part in how Americans approach money. Here’s why Americans have so many conflicted feelings about money, according to Housel’s postscript.