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The concept of putting pen to paper can seem alien in a largely digital world, but just because it’s not in style doesn’t mean it’s a worthless endeavor. In fact, experts say your brain is able to ...

Bullet journaling was originally designed by Ryder Carroll as a productivity system. The practice has evolved to become a creative outlet. I spoke to a dot journaling expert for the best supplies and ...

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 ...

You don't need to be an artist to get the most out of bullet journaling. Here's how anyone can get started using it as a mindfulness tool. How do you make a to-do list that works? When it comes to one ...

Much like Marie Kondo’s tidying principles or doing spin at SoulCycle, the world of Bullet Journaling has a cultish edge. Part planner, part diary and part reflection journal, this system has a vast ...

When social distancing measures took hold across the country last year, many Americans started feeling less motivated. In a 2020 study conducted by the Pew Research Center, 42 percent of adults under ...

Pinterest is full of bullet journal ideas for planning your life and keeping your plans in check; and from weekly calendars to monthly trackers, here are 14 ideas that are both practical *and* cute.

Pretty highlighters, stickers, and fountain pens — this is the foundation of the bullet journal trend that took over social media feeds within the past few years. Bullet journaling is often portrayed ...

Whether you’re a new to bullet journaling or a seasoned pro, the best bullet journal pens are absolutely vital when it comes to creating and using an effective bullet journal. The best pens should ...

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 ...