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Dot Journaling―A Practical Guide How to Start and Keep the Planner ToDo List and Diary That’ll Actually Help You Get Your Life Together Rachel Wilkerson Miller Books

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Organize your life, record what matters, and get stuff done!

What the heck is a dot journal? It’s a planner, to-do list, and diary for every aspect of your life work, home, relationships, hobbies, everything.

Early adopter Rachel Wilkerson Miller explains how to make a dot journal work for you—whether you find the picture-perfect examples on Pinterest inspiring or, well, intimidating. You decide how simple or elaborate your journal will be, and what goes in there
 

• Lists of your to-dos, to-don’ts, and more
• Symbols that will make those lists efficient and effective
• Spreads to plan your day, week, month, or year
• Trackers for your habits and goals (think health, money, travel)
• Accouterments such as washi tape, book darts, and more!

Dot Journaling―A Practical Guide How to Start and Keep the Planner ToDo List and Diary That’ll Actually Help You Get Your Life Together Rachel Wilkerson Miller Books

Save your money! First of all, “Dot Journaling” is nothing but renaming Ryder Carroll’s idea “bullet journaling”. Stealing ideas different name is still stealing ideas. I’m astounded by the number of positive reviews. What is going on? There is nothing in this book that Ryder Carroll doesn’t say in his brief (free) post or thousands of other free blogs and posts. Nothing.
I understand the value of a book that contains everything in one place for convenience. This is not that. If you have never heard of Bullet Journaling, there are plenty of other, better sources. If you have heard of bullet journaling but just want some ideas, there are better sources for that also. There is nothing original here, nothing .

Product details Paperback 240 pages Publisher The Experiment (July 31, 2017) Language English ISBN-10 161519407X

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Dot Journaling―A Practical Guide How to Start and Keep the Planner ToDo List and Diary That’ll Actually Help You Get Your Life Together Rachel Wilkerson Miller Books Reviews

I am new to bullet journaling and wasn't sure if I would find this book useful since, as others have mentioned, you can find a lot of information about bullet journaling online for free. I ordered the book anyway because while I got a good start on my bullet journal, I thought I could do more with it and the bullet journal inspiration I was finding online seemed good, but not quite useful or relevant to my needs. Also, I'm not all that artistic, and the beautiful journal spreads I was finding online weren't really something I thought would be worth my time trying to replicate. So, this book, I found so many great and practical ideas for journal spreads. I found myself thinking multiple times "Oh neat, I would have never thought to do that in my journal!". I love having one source that I can quickly refer to, and she has great recommendations for pens, color markers, etc. I'm using my bullet journal for way more than I initially planned to and I love it! Save yourself days of pinterest in instagram browsing and buy this book!
Since grad school back in the stone age, I've periodically tried to organize my life using quite a few different methods. Nothing ever took until now. Within a couple hours of reading the first page of this book, I had created a journal I've been using consistently ever since (6 weeks now). I can't emphasize enough just how out-of-character this is! I always put it down to laziness and lack of focus, so it's a relief to know that I just needed the right method. I really, really wish I'd discovered this at an earlier stage of life.

I was skeptical about putting work, family, home, diary, planning all in one place and also about the time sink of creating a freeform calendar/diary/planner from a blank notebook, but decided to just try it and start simple. I left several blank pages for an index. Then created a single page listing each day of the current month with space for a short note, so I can see major events of the month at a glance. On the back of that page I list goals/tasks for the month and also food ideas for the month (I love to cook from scratch and do a lot of meal planning). I laid out each day into a week per page and used the author's recommended symbols to indicate events and tasks.

Soon I was adding other sections like planning for a trip, fall veggie garden plan, wish list etc. It seemed strange to interleave these sections into a daily schedule and planner, however it works great as long as you number the pages and keep an index. I am so much more on top of the little things plus longer term goals and tasks do not fall off the radar. I can make plans so much more quickly and easily than in the past.

My notebook has no dots, so it's not as pretty as the pictures, but that's OK. Spiral binding and size is more important to me. The only problem now is that the journal has augmented my prefrontal cortex to the point that I'm terrified of losing it!
THIS WAS MY PREVIOUS REVIEW FOR THIS ITEM, WORD-FOR-WORD, THAT HAD BEEN DELETED. IT GARNERED A LOT OF "PEOPLE FOUND THIS HELPFUL" CLICKS, WHICH IS WHY I CAN ONLY ASSUME THE AUTHOR DELETED IT. PLEASE SEE MY REVIEW FOR "Dot Journaling―The Set Includes a How-To Guide and a Blank Dot-Grid Journal" FOR PROOF.

Do not waste your money on this trademark infringement when you can get its content free at the creator's website!!

The original creator, Ryder Carroll, has all of his trademarked content (what is found in this book that has been stolen and renamed to make money) posted free at bulletjournal.com. Calling Miller an "early adopter" is laughable; bullet journaling predates her "dot journaling" Carroll created his trademarked bullet journaling method in 2013. Miller's first article about bullet journaling on Buzzfeed, "WTF Is A Bullet Journal And Why Should You Start One? An Explainer [sic]" was written on May 31, 2016, and mentions her starting bullet journaling in January of 2016, a full three years after bullet journaling was created and had time to flourish. While yes, Miller acknowledges Carroll in her blog, she does not mention that his methods in their entirety are freely accessible at his website, which she has repackaged them in book form to be sold for $12.95 retail (or whatever price they are being sold for).
Save your money! First of all, “Dot Journaling” is nothing but renaming Ryder Carroll’s idea “bullet journaling”. Stealing ideas different name is still stealing ideas. I’m astounded by the number of positive reviews. What is going on? There is nothing in this book that Ryder Carroll doesn’t say in his brief (free) post or thousands of other free blogs and posts. Nothing.
I understand the value of a book that contains everything in one place for convenience. This is not that. If you have never heard of Bullet Journaling, there are plenty of other, better sources. If you have heard of bullet journaling but just want some ideas, there are better sources for that also. There is nothing original here, nothing .