Kill It with Fire

Bullet journaling is effective for me because each page is a snapshot of everything that is on my mind at the time. I record work projects, personal projects, events and social activities, holidays, and illnesses. Anything that I expect to take up a large part of the day, I write down. Looking back on a project’s progress with that information gives it a sense of context that I hadn’t considered before. Once I consider it, I realize that I have not been standing in one place mindlessly banging my head against a wall. Bit by bit, piece by piece, I have made things better.