A Simple Way to Plan Your Week
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- Опубліковано 25 кві 2022
- In the final excerpt from the Bullet Journal Course we explain how to use the weekly log.
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2 minutes worth Gold in this video!
Love this so much!! so simple. I love that the Bujo method as it was intended isn't meant to be fancy or cumbersome. You are awesome Ryder!
if it was much more complicated I don't know if I could keep up doing it!
I can’t believe I’m discovering this weekly log explanation just now, this is everything that I needed to know for now, that’s reassuring me thank you !!!
This is perfect! It’s exactly what I’ve been looking for as I nearly never can complete all my weekly to-do’s.
It’s always a challenge completing the weekly tasks. Glad this helped
Wow. Your writing is so heavenly
The system improved a lot. I started doing the revised system before it came out. It is very helpful.
Another practical tip which includes reflection and action. Love it and will try it for sure. Thanks so much! You were one of the things I was grateful for today. 😉😉
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This is Gold! Was weekly in the book? I don't think it was in the book. Rewatching and taking notes.
Looks like a nice innovation.
The weekly log was in the book merely as a short one paragraph explanation, and it didn't contain the written reflection
There wasn't much on this in the book. The method has grown and developed over the years with help from the community, and it's these developments that we have tried to incorporate into the bullet journal course. Glad to hear it was helpful.
@@bulletjournal it is mentioned in the second edition of the book?
@@bulletjournal And charge ridiculous amount of money for it? $250 is a joke. Hope this pricing fails.
BuJo book and community really saved me. 😍 I don't think I'd be able to gain so much insights and make the right decisions with all that mess happened in the past few months without the method. :)
I'm a very wordy person so I use up much more pages for each day and even put a bunch of doodles. But that's amazing about the flexibility of the BuJo.
My personal addition was to use tape to make tabs for collections I flip to often and monthly logs. Even with the index, it's just nice to flip to these pages quickly.
this was really short but surprizingly helpful.
Glad to hear it was helpful
Oh my goodness, this is something I’m excited to try out
question: if i'm understanding this right, if you use monthly, weekly and daily logs would this mean that some tasks would be rewritten multiple times as you move it from month -> week -> day? and does this count as part of a migration?
Yes - though it might get more broken down from Monthly to Daily. It is a function of the method where you have decided this was important enough to carry forward, and today is the day it is relevant
@@bulletjournal alright! thank you for answering so quickly :)
Thank you ♥️
You’re welcome 😊
Ooooo I love this, this is what I've been missing!!
Glad it helped!
Hi Ryder, i have a question regarding weekly log: Do we need to migrate any tasks list that in the monthly log but the deadline it self on the week that we do weekly reflections?
Thank you for this suggestion but doesn't work completely for me. It's ok with the past week's resume but not for upcoming week tasklist. I prefer to migrate tasks to the monthly task list already created: having to look for tasks into many places could be confusing for me.
that's great that you know that for your process!
This is the reverse of the monthly log.
Why do we not do monthly task list, weekly task list, daily logs, weekly reflections, monthly reflection?
How do you migrate the weekly Tasklist if at all?
I recall the book says you don’t always use a weekly log, only when you’re very busy or overwhelmed
Ah! This is one of the major updates from the book to the Bullet Journal course. Each Sunday if you do the weekly ritual, you'll first do a reflection on how the week went on the left page, and then you filter through your remaining tasks to make sure everything is still relevant and important for the upcoming week into your new weekly action plan (task list) on the right page.
Yes, it seems new. Don’t you now have an extra list to migrate?
I developed my own weekly spread but struggled with the additional bullets so I don’t use bullets on the weekly log.
I use it like a dashboard and abandon it at the end of the week referring back to the daily log, mo they Tasklist and major project collections (similar to monthly tasklist but totally devoted to projects, not office). I should note it’s not a personal BUJO, I have a separate book for that.
What do you suggest about how to manage the weekly Tasklist when it’s not complete? Are these task bullets always copies of bullets migrated from elsewhere? If not, how do you manage the duplicate open bullets?
What I’m saying is that when I use a weekly Tasklist I simply copy task bullets and write them in a list without billeting them. This tells me that they are copies of bullets. Having no bullet is a visual cue that the tasks “live” on a list elsewhere and reminds me not to add new tasks to this list without first adding them (with a bullet) to the daily log first or to the project log (collection)
Recently started bullet journaling, anda the Last few days I was wondering how to do these
I think this was immensely helpful. Got one question: How does the weekly log work if you roll over from one month to the next in the middle of it?
Let's say the month ends on Wednesday. You do your end month reflection Wednesday; your next month starts on Thursday with a monthly log and you start your dailies. Sunday night you do your end of week reflection and make your first weekly log.
In my bullet journal, months are collections of entire weeks, starting on the first monday of the month. For example, "my" May is from May 2nd to June 5th, and "my" June goes from June 6th to July 3rd.
I have been waiting for months for this video.
Hope you found it useful!
you can pay $250 for the Super Duper Course and get access to this stuff as much as you want. IF, you think that kind of information is worth that much to you.
@@BlairSlavin thank you for the suggestion but the book and the free content on the net is quite enough for me at the moment.
0:54 Hi Ryder, thank you for making this video and for inspiring my journaling process! I started making this spread last week and it's wonderful. I just have a couple of questions for you about them because I'm quite confused.😕
1. On the weekly reflections page, do you typically rapid log the notes as the days go by in the week or do you just write a reflection only at the end of the week? 2. If your daily logs for the week go for as many pages as it takes, how do you manage to consistently make the weekly reflections page the page on the left and the weekly tasks list the page on the right? In other words, if your last daily log/used page falls on the left page, do you write the weekly reflections on the right page or you leave the right page blank and skip straight to the next left page available? Thank you again and keep inspiring us! 🍀
Hi! Great question. So 1) The weekly reflection is done at the end of the week so you can review everything and write about what comes up or stands out. 2) I tend to keep the reflection on the left side so sometimes that means a blank page. Hope this helps!
@@bulletjournal Thank you so much for your reply! That cleared everything up. Have a great day! 🍀
It is gorgeous. I am just a little bit sad, that it is only possible to enroll the course with a credit card. Not everyone who wants to be in the course has a credit card. Maybe you could make it possible to pay with PayPal. Thank you very much.
I just discovered this Bullet Journaling and I’m very curious to try it out. I’m a freelancer and I work on appointments…I have no problem managing time for my job: I’m precise and I schedule my week easily… but with my routine changing from week to week it’s hard to find the time to do other things in my life, especially to invest my spare time constructively. You always start from the purpose when making a BuJo but honestly I have no goal, I just want to check where my free time goes during the week and what kind of patterns I naturally follow. Maybe I’ll find out I can make better choices with my spare time.
I have just one question: is there a functional way to track incomes? I don’t have one payday, so I need to track when clients pay me and when I spend money. Could collections serve the purpose? Do you think it’s better to have 2 separate collections for income/outcome or just one?
Thanks for your reply and thanks for sharing this very good method.
@CT fast forward a few months and since December I’m still filling up my BJ, which turned mostly in income/outcome diary… still it’s useful to have some empty pages correctly organized to schedule vacations and keep track of things.
Technically… wanting to know where your time is going IS the intention.
Hello Ryder! Love the BuJo method, been trying to be consistent with it for a few years now (though I first learned about it way longer ago 😅).
Thanks for this video on the weekly log, this looks very useful, so I started trying to implement it last week, and I'm already hitting a snag: how do you handle a month transition when it does not happen on the same day as your week transition? (Almost always, basically - 11 out of 12 months this year.)
- For me, weeks start on Monday (just saying, as I understand some people start their week on Sunday).
- I have my weekly spread for weeks 12 and 13 ("03.20~26 (w12)" on the left side and "03.27~04.02 (w13)" on the right side). Reflection on the left, tasks on the right.
- Tomorrow's April 1st (Saturday). So tonight or tomorrow morning, I'm planning to do my monthly reflection and migration: create the April spread, migrate March pending tasks (some go to April, some to the future log, and the rest trash), and also bring future log tasks to April.
What feels weird is that I have two non-daily places where to pick tasks from: the weekly spread that I started last Monday and the monthly spread that I'll create tonight.
Though we're only talking about two weekend days, it could be more, and my impression is that I have broken the system a bit: usually, there is one place to look at one place when starting my day, but during this transition phase, there are two? How do you deal with this yourself?
You wouldn’t start a weekly log for the first week of the month. You migrate from that last daily and start over with just the new monthly log, then open a daily next. At the end of that first week, then you perform the first weekly reflection and migration for the new month. I think this works better when you also incorporate the monthly reflections. It’s the reflections that smooth the transition between logs.
@@jessatlife I’m not talking about the beginning of a journal, but when I’m in the middle of it. Look at the beginning of April for example. On April first, when it was time to make my monthly spread, I had a weekly spread for the weeks 03.20-26 and 03.27-04.02, which I wrote on 03.26. In that spread’s right page, I have tasks for the week to come, that I may do in March, or in April. When April 1st come, how do I migrate tasks?
This is a completely different approach to weekly logging. Very different from what I've been doing without success. Should I index this?
I wouldn't put this in your main index. However, you might find it helpful to add a line in your monthly log where you note the pages of your weekly logs for the month.
Hi Helga, like your dailies, you wouldn't need to index this.
Can I get a free course as gratitude
what does the '2' stand for? is it the 2nd week or the number of the month? Can anyone help me out?
If you mean the headers on the log, that's how Ryder writes dates - in this case, the left page is a Weekly Reflection for February 1-7. On the right, that's the task page for the week of February 8-14
awesome thank you for this.
Another question is how do you end and start a new month with weekly logs involved. for example for the month of November, 4 weeks is 7 days. Would I begin a new weekly log from the 29th to the 6th or start a new weekly log from the 1st of December to the 7th of December? @@bulletjournal
Interesante
Thank you!
is the rapid log the daily log
Rapid Logging is what you do inside the Daily Log
The audio is quite bad on this. It sounds tinny in some sections and changes volume. I hope this is not the quality in the course.
Other than that this inspired me as I've found that I often lose focus of what I planned for the month and also tried to do too much with my weekly spreads. I'll try this.
Interesting. But still not worth $250+
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I don’t get it completely..
how can we help?
@@bulletjournal I don’t know, it’s just confusing. Maybe if I read it and see examples. I know, it’s right in the video, but, for some reasons my ADHD brain can understand very complicated stuff easily and transform simple stuff in a complicated one. I will Watch the video again..
I don't understand. Too early I think...
Give yourself a few months focusing on your base system. After a few months, you will probably find during your end of month reflections that some of the things you set as priorities at the first of the month were completely forgotten by the end of the month.
At that point, spend some time each weekend reflecting on your week.
Review the priorities you set at the month start... what progress have you made?
What did you accomplish for the week?
What did you forget that you want to focus on in the upcoming week?
What are your essential activities for the upcoming week?
Write this all down as a weekly log and include a task list for the week.
i didnt understand it at all