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Bullet Journaling: The Analog System for the Digital Age

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Bullet Journaling lives at the intersection between mindfulness and productivity. A system that adapts to your life every single day.

Table of Contents
1) Introduction
2) Set Up Your Future Log
3) Create Your Monthly Log
4) Set Up Your Daily Log
5) Create Collections
6) Summary

11 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 13, 2018

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Fred Kingham

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March 30, 2018
Accidental purchase that is not worth it.

I thought this book was free but didn't see that it was only free for Kindle Unlimited until after I had hit buy. My guess would be that this book was written in another language and then badly translated or written by someone whose first language is not English who did not use an English speaking proof reader. There were parts of the book that made no sense. Some parts I had to read a few times to interpret. It was also very short and barely scratched the surface of bullet journaling. You can learn more reading a blog or watching youtube. The author also simultaneously was explaining how to do this whilst dissing the concept of bullet journals.
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January 10, 2019
Too simple

Title best part of the book that was misleading. Thought I was getting help to set up computer journal. What I got was simplified notes that refers to some unknown video they found hard to follow. Waste of my time.
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November 30, 2019
Bot?

This reads like a bad bot translation of a previous translation. Almost bad enough to be entertaining, but in the end it's just frustrating.
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March 21, 2018
Short, terrible and full of nothin

This book is only 11 pages and claims to be about bullet journaling. It is about getting a dollar for a great stolen headline / name of the book.
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