Moving into next month 💜 A comprehensive guide
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
- Monthly bullet journal migration doesn't have to be hard, so let's look at the step-by-step process! Migration is a key part of the bullet journal practice; it helps us realign our journaling practice with our journal's purpose, and monthly migration is an important part of that. In this video we talk about what monthly migration is and how to do it.
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💜 Timestamps
0:00 - Monthly bullet journal migration
0:14 - What is bullet journal migration
0:55 - Step 1: Reviewing open tasks
1:57 - Why do each type of migration?
2:47 - Migration for refining tasks
3:09 - Migration for task reflection
3:39 - Step 2: Transferring entries out of the month
4:57 - Optional step: Custom collection review
5:07 - Step 3: Transferring entries into the new month
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Ngl so glad you're doing this basic series. I fell off the journaling wagon so hard this year. That task flow chart is going to on a tip-in in my nujo 💜
Sucks to hear you’ve called on with journaling, I can understand that 😕 glad you’re enjoying the series though, and I hope it helps you get back into it 😊💜
This is absolutely unrelated, but I've always wondered how you keep the dust off of the lovely rainbow journal wall? (Thank you for the video as well, of course! I feel that making various forms of migrations must be amazing for really upping efficiency ♥)
Start/Stop struggles for the past year trying to find a method to record events, capture current ideas, and schedule tasks without jumping around to multiple pages. Your Weekly/Monthly spread- genius. Immediately applied to this week and the categories seamlessly fit together. Cant wait to continue putting into action the rest of your ideas. Thank you!!
Great insights on those perpetually migrated tasks!
They’re a good learning opportunity 👏
One of the things that I can be tagged with as a person is bullet journaling, the longest thing I have been doing in my life. I have been trial and error with these stuff since I was 10 for more than 3 decades, all by myself, and I only know the term bullet journal this year. All those mistakes you said, I did all of them. My biggest problem is rewriting to improve what is already written. From notepad, school exercise books, diaries of several sizes to A4 papers filed up. I no longer do them on papers, already move to apps, one app to another, currently settled with Obsidian. Appreciate your effort in this topic. 👍
You are a great teacher. These videos are formidable.
Thanks! 💜😄 glad you enjoy them!
Thank you for putting this out, it’s great! 💜
Most welcome! 😄💜 Glad you liked it!
If backing up your hard drive to a portable isn't important anymore, does that mean you're outside of a fire/danger zone?
Nov. 2019 I moved to a space I didn't realize was a hotspot (pun intended) and one of the first things I did summer 2020 (there was a fire 40 minutes drive from me) was to backup my pc onto a drive to keep in my evacuation bag. I also have 6 binders of writing material that is on another drive because it's so much easier to run with a drive instead of a duffle of paper materials, but I need hard copies to bounce back/forth between for story consistency (thus the binders of printed out/hand written scene ideas and character details). It was so incredibly simple to just plug in the drive, hit "backup" and go do household tasks/out for groceries while the pc did its thing.
Mine’s now backed up on the cloud, either in OneDrive, Google Drive or iCloud 😝 what some keen observers may notice though is I actually had written the external HD transfer task on my list twice, so it’s still there 😂
I’d say I’m likely out of a fire danger zone which helps too 👏
As I’m watching this, I realize that I have issues with the questions (vital/matter/consequences) that you suggest we should ask ourselves when migrating.
Sorry this will be a long comment.
So the tasks that I put in are always related to one of these categories:
Household
Health
Travel
Events
University
Hobbies and past-times
While I have no issues asking these questions and answering them for most of the categories. The hobbies and past times one is a tough one for me.
I will use an example (but there are 50-100 more of these in my bujo or head).
I adore watching the oscars and watching every movie nominated. So I made it may mission to make a list of all the winners over the years. Before i was born i’ll only list the winner of best movie each year. Then until 2000 I want to list everyone nominated in best film, an best leading actor/actress. After 2000 it would include all the main categories (except visual effects and make up and such). I desperately want that list and i want to start watching all the movies that i haven’t watched yet.
This is not vital, there are def no consequences but do I say yes for does it matter? In another person’s eyes def not. In mine it’s a big deal. But I never put and hobby or any fun project to pass time into my bujo that does not matter to me, so i will always migrate them onwards. I feel like i’m not doing the reflecting part right on these specific topics. I should be able to let some go right?
I think that’s the benefit of a question like “does it matter” because our preferences and priorities are so individualised 😄💜 I’m all about having things in our journals because they spark joy or are fun 👏 fun matters to me 💪
📘 I read about near-death experiences and use my Collabwriting PDF to migrate into my journal. 📘
I'm wondering if migrating to a future me problems list for some of the tasks might just be the thing to do with some of these? I'm mostly pondering this because I could see myself saying yes to does it matter to literally every task on my list 😅