#27

My wife does this and it’s really good for her mental health, but she would absolutely never pay to do a course on it.

#28

Reckon I could lead a 2 hour workshop on bullet journalling off the top of my head with no forethought or planning whatsoever

It’s cruel how both capitalism is unfair and imbalanced but also you can squeeze money out of chumps very easily eh.

#29

Pretty sure she just looked all that stuff up on the internet. And, being adults, we already own stationery.

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#30

journaling with a bullet
a loaded god complex cock it and pull it

#31

Christ

#32

My partner was looking into this for similar reasons, but I couldn’t figure out how and why you would require specific stationery etc as seemed to be implied. Is it an organisational process and a framework? That’s definitely not a bad idea and I can see how it would help, but it’s a bit shady that Big Journal imply that you have to have a special book!

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#33

A just uses a journal with either blank pages or the little squares and from what I can tell you just need a ruler, some different coloured pens and a pencil. There are loads of guides to it, it’s basically just a big overall to do list and compartmentalising different aspects of your life, which she finds very helpful.

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#34

Sounds really good, maybe something for us to reapproach at some point - anything that helps order thoughts and give structure can only be positive

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#35

i hope this is stuck in your head now

#36

Mostly got the wee nodding stick man from that lyrics video in my head. You know the one.

#37

i tried to get into it as the pictures/videos looks so pretty but MY GOD i am not an artist and so cannot deal with the faff.

#38

I watched that so many times at university

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