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Bullet Journal

Last week, I heard two people mention their bullet journals. I wasn’t exactly sure what they meant. So, I looked it up.

The goal of the bullet journal is to help you slow down, clear your mind, and decide what is the most important so you can focus on it. If you’ve read Clutter Free, you’ve met Kate Sloan. She would be a big fan.

I have a prayer journal, and it’s designed to help you focus. See what you think.

My friend, Rose Kerr, says she uses a bullet journal. Here’s what she shared. “Here are two photos of my Bullet Journal – also known as BuJo.

This journal is the one I keep with me all the time. It has my personal life and my writing life in it. I wanted one planner to use for everything and with the Bullet Journal I can. You can make it as simple as you want, as pretty as you like, or you can add all the layers you need. The index makes it easy to find what you’re looking for. All pages are numbered.”

Thanks for sharing, Rose.

Friends, if you’d like to get to know Rose better, here’s a link to her website. https://rosekerr.com/

I’m curious if you use a bullet journal. How do you like it?

Do you have another way of journaling? I’d love to hear about it.

Until next time, happy reading.

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A few more organizing tips

Dana Mentink suggests we “use those little tags on the bread bags to label your electric cords that way you never I accidentally unplug the wrong one! “

Thanks, Dana.

Rose Kerr, author of Death on the Set, also shared a tip.

I use timers to help me get organizing tasks done. You can get a lot done when you focus your attention for fifteen minutes! 

Start small, think of a drawer, not a closet and work your way through the kitchen or pantry. This works for almost any project. 

Thanks, Rose!

I’m going to try these tips, and I’d love to hear about your organizing tips. They may even end up in a future book in An Organized Crime Cozy Mystery series.