The Bullet Journal Method: Track the Past, Order the Present, Design the Future

Ryder Carroll experimented with a plethora of online and offline organising methods for years, but none of them were able to match his cognitive style. He created the Bullet Journal technique out of pure need to help him become consistently productive and focused. His approach gained popularity once he began sharing it with people who had experienced similar difficulties. He was shocked to learn that Bullet Journaling had become a worldwide craze just a few years later.

There is much more to the Bullet Journal Method than just keeping your thoughts and to-do lists organised. It's about purging distractions and concentrating your time and energy on pursuing what's really significant in both your personal and professional life. Carroll refers to this as "intentional living." It's about working on fewer things so that you can spend more time on the things that matter to you. His latest book demonstrates how to...

• Track the past: With only a pen and paper, make an organised and thorough journal of your ideas.

• Arrange the gift: By approaching your to-do list in a more thoughtful, methodical, and efficient manner, you may achieve daily tranquilly.

• Create the future: Take your hazy interests and turn them into meaningful objectives. Then, break those goals down into doable actions that will eventually result in significant change.

Carroll developed this book with overloaded multitaskers, disgruntled list makers, and creatives in need of discipline in mind. The Bullet Journal Method will assist you in transitioning from being a passenger to becoming the pilot of your own life, regardless of how long you have been using one or have never seen one before.