Get Everything Done

Recently, I discovered the bullet journal method. I find it great because it helps me to have at a glance all my engagements and make planification easier. It is much better for me than GTD I used for 10 years but find very complicated. I've never been acustomed to it.

So I made a kind of diary from monday to sunday. Weekly calendar. It takes from page to 63 to page 65 - 2 days per page ie Monday and tuesday are on page 63 (half a page)

On page 66 I have a MF list. I drop here every thing as it comes to my mind from projects no ideas and also quick notes. This helps me to make my planification on a daily basis. This list will be a weekly list. I will close it on sunday night

I wich I could treat this page with MF method what could be the best for it AF1 ? AF 4 ? FV ? others ? Thanks for helping ;-)

I think any of the methods you mention will work. When you close the week will you forward the unfinished tasks?

I kept a Bullet Journal for a few years. It felt like a lot of work to keep it going. The part I liked best was the doodles and sketches that made their way into all the lists and writing.

Let us know how it goes.

Bullet Journal did not work for me, but when I used it I used FVP.

These days I highly recommend the Bounce!

I've been itching to combine the Bullet-Journal with Autofocus, I think that Autofocus will bring the impetus that Bullet-Journaling lacks.

rvegheadjones

What is the Bounce?

I've been using Bullet Journal for about 18 months. I have been migrating tasks each new month, which serves also as a purging of stuff I'm not really going to do.

For the tasks in BJ, I've been using the simple scanning method, but I came here this morning wondering if there might be a better method. I've tried many of MF's systems over the years.