LIFESTYLE: DIY
HOW TO
Design your life with a simple analog method By Kim Alvarez WHAT YOU WILL NEED:
KEY
• A notebook you love • Your favorite pen
Task Task Completed Task Migrated (Forward) Task Scheduled (To Future Log) Event Note
Kim shares insights about Bullet Journalling, productivity, and organization. Having bullet journalled for over 4 years, she is a regular contributor to BulletJournal.com. She was featured in The Bullet Journal Method, and sells journal supplies and stationery at tinyrayofsunshine.com
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JUMPSTART MAGAZINE
Learn how to transform your favorite empty notebook into a bullet journal that can help you track your past, order the present, and design your future. Whether you use it as a planner, a calendar, a sketchbook or a diary, it will make your life a lot more organized.
April 2019
The Bullet Journal was created by Ryder Carrol, a Brooklyn-based designer. He wrote The Bullet Journal Method, where he dives into why and how the Bullet Journal works. Go to BulletJournal.com to learn more.
