Devotees of the Bullet Journal, a cultish notebook-organization system tagged in more than eight million posts on Instagram, will tell you that there are two kinds of notebook people: those who keep ...

Perhaps it has happened to you: You awake on Jan. 1 fresh with optimism. You have goals for the year. Exercise more. Spend less money. Google what “mindfulness” means and toss in some of that too. And ...

When it comes to productivity, I’m a 100% paper person. For the past few years, I’ve been using the Planner Pad to organize my schedule, but my daily to-do list is often longer than the allotted space ...

If you search for “bullet journal” images online, you’ll be rewarded with a collection of color-coded artistry and the most perfect penmanship you’ve seen. Beautiful spreads include sketches, bar ...

IT’S NOT JUST FOR PEOPLE WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES | Though Carroll developed the method to manage his ADD, the bullet journal can be for anyone. “Bullet journaling allows people to quickly declutter ...

There are Bullet Journal (affectionately called BuJo) evangelists with elaborate layouts, and then there are Bullet Journal wannabes. Attracted to the notion that we’ll be more productive, happier, ...

Bullet journaling is a big deal. It’s a way to put your notes, lists, to-dos and calendars into any old notebook, and be able to find all of those things instantly. It’s truly the paper equivalent of ...

Martin Fritz Huber is a frequent contributor to Outside who previously wrote the In Stride column about running culture. He also works as a tree care professional in New York City. I’ve always been a ...