This article reads like someone stumbled onto something they liked, then reasoned backwards to why everyone should use it.
Like all productivity things - if it works for you, great. But maybe don't assume your thing is the magic thing that will fix everyone else's problems just like it might have your own. Likewise, there's a pretty big difference between something that feels productive and something that is productive - something that constantly grates the back of my brain whenever I look at some of these over-elaborate bullet journal examples.
Like all productivity things - if it works for you, great. But maybe don't assume your thing is the magic thing that will fix everyone else's problems just like it might have your own. Likewise, there's a pretty big difference between something that feels productive and something that is productive - something that constantly grates the back of my brain whenever I look at some of these over-elaborate bullet journal examples.