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I have a couple of personal issues with this book (Carroll did not "invent" bullet journaling - I've been doing it in some form since I was 8 years old, and if I figured this out 25 years ago, millions of others probably did on their own as well - though he may have packaged and branded it) I think of Bullet Journalling as very feminine, and Carroll's book is what I would call "Bro-y" - his references and sources... let's just say, they're at odds with the interests of his target demographic (Though I did love the quote from Twin Peaks, and it is one of my personal mantras as well)
All that said, I do think the book is more inspiring than utilitarian (as other reviewers have mentioned, all his instructions are free and easy to find online)
All that said, I do think the book is more inspiring than utilitarian (as other reviewers have mentioned, all his instructions are free and easy to find online)
A lot of good material, though at times bogged down with extraneous text.
Some great points, helpful suggestions and good layout. I wasn't sure what to expect initially and was happy to see that early on, the time passed quickly while I read, later though there were times that the text was too bulky, and slowed down the flow of the concept...
Some great points, helpful suggestions and good layout. I wasn't sure what to expect initially and was happy to see that early on, the time passed quickly while I read, later though there were times that the text was too bulky, and slowed down the flow of the concept...