Great intro to Todoist. Plz do a video on how u use BOTH Notion and Todoist......

This is a value added, excellent video. Thank you for sharing your journey and wisdom. I will be using "alcohol is this generation's cigarettes".

Well done buddy

I also made this choice a couple years ago. I didn't like the way alcohol made me feel. I am also a follower of Christ....and I felt I should not look to any substance to unwind or feel better. A personal choice. :-) Thanks Jerad.

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Lost me at adobe 😢

Here in 2024. How things change since this video was recorded 4 years ago. Notion has become a very generous FREE app, while Evernote has become useless for me - unless I upgrade to a paid plan. It was my universal note-capturing system for almost 10 years... and then... they slowly started removing features for free users. I went from being able to sync 3 devices, down to 2. I was able to create unlimited notebooks, and now you can only have 1. I could create unlimited notes... now you can only have 50 - and worst of all, if you're like me and have anything beyond that because you've been using it for years - you get slapped with a popup agressively forcing you to upgrade to a paid plan everytime you click an existing note only to view it. To me, that's a massive turnoff which is why I'm looking into importing everything in Notion. I'll miss the audio note taking to capture song ideas or dreams. Anyway, just wanted to comment and suggest perhaps publishing a 2024 update to this video! Cheers :)

I requested the templates and only got subscribed to your newsletter. Are the templates available anywhere?

Thank you for sharing this video. I've been doing bullet journaling for years and I was looking for a new idea to improve my method. Your daily log method inspired me. With your method, I could dump my thoughts/ideas on a daily basis but not for just tracking daily tasks. I feel like I could use and write my journal more freely!

Brother,I m something like you.Splendid work

Hey Jerad! Great video. I'm coming to this after watching the Zapier Notion integration video. I'm using sections and setting up the zap. I've got it to the point where it works for projects with tasks coming into Notion, but Zapier doesn't seem to recognize sections (so I may have to go back to making subprojects underneath projects). Any thoughts on how to solve?

Monthly calendar. Print a blank template and glue it in?

Hey Jared Thank you for publishing this. This is powerful 💪🏼 At times I do catch myself of not being present in the moment when I feel discouraged and have a lack of self confidence when it’s easy to just removing or avoiding problems. But more often it happens and feels like it gets worse. I better have clarity and think or having the resilience out of love and respect for myself. As freelancer/business owner I constantly battle the adversary sometimes. Thanks for reminding me to take action on what I learn and do rather than just reading or listening to a book. Like your content on notion/media stuff. Keep it up!

Super encouraging, thank you!

I see you are deeply involved in church work. Always love your work.

2 million words a day😂

Keep the updates coming. The learning as you go becomes a learning together. Have/know/will you try the Livetracker System? Currently I am testing and adapting it. You basicly setup a monthly page (your March), but instead of a plan it is a growing record. You have the date, weekday, space for one noteworty or memorable thing, that happend on the day and maybe some habittrackers/30 day challenges/stats. A second page can be filled with goal, if desired. Using it take a few seconds a day or minutes every few days. Optionally you can write as many pages journal as you want. My guess is this does what your weekly reviews so in minimal format for a month. There are similar base urges/thoughts involved.

You look amazing! Congratulations

hope you got your pilot's license :)

With your second monthly set up you were to put the days of the week next to the number

I use Noteself 2. Great video

FYI , on the list monthly, old bullet journal would draw a line between each week to easily identifyeach week. Also would separate the days in 3 column ( am, noon, pm ) to keep in order...

Please keep us posted on how you're using your bullet journal. I'm really enjoying your bujo vids so far.

Wow! This is exactly what I’ve been trying to figure out how to do. I esp. love seeing elements reflecting your faith and Scripture. Thank you for this video, showing your pages as examples, and inspiring me to follow your lead.

There is bullet journal app where you can take photos so your notes/days are then backed up. I’m guessing they could then be traceable? Love this video, very inspiring for my own journal ideas

Good stuff. Thanks for the reminder that everything is "fluid" as I'm redesigning my productivity system. Like you, I'm returning to a hybrid analog-digital strategy.

As I start to plan my week and review the previous weeks notes, and scan the pages into Apple Notes. I can search the notes if I need to find information at a later date.

Nice, but not really a bullet journal template (in my opinion). This is more of a pre-formatted planner. I think the value of bullet journaling is not being locked into a templated lifestyle. Again, not attacking your method. It's YOUR method after all. I'm using paper journals because I love the satisfaction I get from writing with my fountain pen. I tried writing on my iPad into Apple Notes but it just isn't as relaxing and satisfying. When I write on my iPad, I always feel like I'm in a hurry-even using the Paperlike overlay. All the best!

As a brand focused on efficiency and productivity, we found your insights into task management systems highly valuable. It's crucial for us to explore the most effective methods, and your video provided a comprehensive overview. We appreciate your expertise in GTD methods and look forward to implementing some of these strategies within our team. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

Great thanks

Nicely done Jerad! I too have a morphed the best of different journaling styles to maximize my productivity. Mine looks much like yours does on a daily basis and look forward to trying the weekly recap. I think that is important.

Hello! Of course it's always good to have a form of traceability. I tend to make written projects, so it's usefull to have a digital version of them. I don't do it for my bullet journal system, but I it can help to archive, or for other reasons, why not? I like your weekly recap. Recaps are like feedbacks but onto paper. I have trackers to see progress in my workouts, more simple than going into much details about it. I do a "codex" system for everything i have to plan at home: A Letter for the subject, a number for the word, and I recap that in a page like the keys one (I don't use all Ryder Caroll's keys, I just took what was right for me). It saves time everyday for routines and chores, and it takes not much space. But my dailys don't look like yours at all. On that month recap, you can allow a column with the first letter of the day next to the number it correspond. That will help you. Also i do all my monthlys in pencil, saves times, removable, and i never have to worry about the time it takes to make it neat. Love how your notebook is turning. Looking forward for more I still have to see (I'm like 9 months late obviously). 😊

Hello! Bullet journaling is a journey, between testing, processing, thinking, findind ways to suit our own needs... you are totally right. I just wanted to tell you that you can even do something to find what you have writen in your notes in a simple manner: just make an "index notes page" at the end of your notebook, with the date and the subject covered. You will have a recap. Don't be afraid to write because of your handwriting, at the end of the day what is important is that writing is helping you, thoughts like that are useless, but it takes time to figure out, and I have to say that I like your handwriting. I find it cool, sharp and neat. You know, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I do not use a time blocker because my routine is quite the same, but the way you do it on your page is really nice, and i would probably do one myself if my needs have to change one day. This is what i like about Bullet Journaling, you can always find a way to adapt it, it's versatile. Thank you for your time explaining and sharing this with us all. Loved the video! ✨🔥✨

Secret to Bullet Journaling: use a pencil.

How would I make a simple old school calendar? Some of us don't have events, but work, and meetings etc. Like Meeting with X 10:00-12:00 etc. Like a normal calendar

My current january quota is 8k. I'll push it to 9k next month and so on and so forth. This way, I can boil the frog as they say.

You could do it in notion. I kind if disappointed. I thought you're using nition.

Hello Jerad, I have just purchasted your Udemy course of Crypto, I wanted to know; when did you upload that course please? Also, has anything in the technology changed? That is all, hope you are well. Cheers from Chile.

Excelent video, I think that is a very useful way to structure a bujo

I noticed one of your notebooks was labeled "Bible". Do you plan to make a video on using Notion for Bible study sometime? I would find that very interesting and useful. Thanks for your videos and your Udemy course.

I use Todoist for personal and family tasks, for which I need agility and speed and Todoist is fantastic for that; and I use Notion for work tasks and projects since agility is not so important, but the flexibility to customize your information as you want is, and in that Notion is unbeatable. Great video, greetings from Chile

I am on 15000 steps per day from last few days it’s look simple but not that simple time consuming I walk around 7000 steps during my office brake and rest of steps after dinner but maybe for few days it will look hard after that I will feel good

I use a similar type journal but I think I have found the solution to your not being able to search your notebook by topic. I leave a line or two at the bottom of each page. When I am finished writing a page, even if I’m continuing the day on the next page, I will write in that blank space any topics that I think I might ever have a reason to look back on (ex:haircut- if got a hair cut that day) This allows me to quickly look through my journal for the topic I’m looking for. I also at the end of the week go toan index page at the back of my journal where I keep a list of those topics and the page numbers and add those topics that came up that week (I could dothis daily but I prefer once a week)

bro never skipped neck day.

Dang. Anytime stamps for where to skip to

Have you tried the Alistair method? The weekly log that uses helped me.

I hear you on the monthly calendar. The list style that Ryder uses doesn't help me know what day of week it is. Drove me nuts. My SOLUTION: I find a monthly template online, shrink it to a size that fits my notebook, print it, then use washi tape to paste it into my journal. Print all 12 months at a time, and paste them in as you go each month. Easy peasy. 🙃

Thank you for the tips. I've always used Outlook and Teams to schedule work in a Corp. Now that I'm freelancing, I'm trying to incorporate a bullet journal with a digital planner because I plan best when physically writing, but I need to have a digital calendar accessible through my website for clients to schedule a meeting. 🤔🙇‍♀️