The Bullet Journal is a tool that has become very popular on social media for creative and original personal organisation. This method of Personal organisation allows you to create a visual organisation chart so that you can manage your tasks, leisure time, projects, personal relationships and so on efficiently. It is one of the crafts most popular at present and which are undoubtedly of greater use to the day-to-day organisation. Through the delivery and study of training activities Create your Bullet Journal, via symbols, images and colours you too will be able to come up with a lovely personal diary, a calendar, a timetable, etc.. which will make it easier for you to carry out the day’s tasks always in a positive, creative and original way.
Create your Bullet Journal
Productivity
10 a.m.
Introduction
Objectives
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To get to know what is a Bullet Journal.
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Learn how to use and design a Bullet Journal.
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Organise your time and day-to-day life using the Bullet Journal method.
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To promote and to stimulate your creativity through personal organisation.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR TIME AND WORK TOWARDS YOUR GOALS
1. Planning as the foundation of order
2. What is a Bullet Journal? The tool that will change your life
3. Reasons why you should use a Bullet Journal. A planner that adapts to you, not the other way round
4. The Basics of the Bullet Journal
TEACHING UNIT 2. CAN YOU TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WHAT’S URGENT AND WHAT’S IMPORTANT? PRIORITIES IN YOUR DAY-TO-DAY LIFE
1. Annual, monthly and weekly record of activities
2. A table of contents and codes to make your daily routine easier
3. Essential sections in your Bullet Journal
4. Are you meeting your targets? Don’t forget about them!
TEACHING UNIT 3. THE MOST FUN WAY TO PLAN
1. The best materials and tools for creating your Bullet Journal
2. Decorate your Bullet Journal and let your creativity run wild
3. Headings and text that will catch your eye
4. Inspiring examples of the best Bullet Journals
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