How to Declutter Your Busy Brain with Bullet Journalling | 095

Declutter Your Mind with Bullet Journaling! Jon shares how bullet journalling can help you reduce mental clutter and focus on what’s important. John, who has been using the bullet journal method for over a year, explains how it works and debunks common myths about it needing to be artistic. He highlights the ease and flexibility of this analogue method, making it a better alternative to digital tools that can be distracting. Jon provides simple instructions on getting started and the benefits of incorporating bullet journalling into your daily routine.00:00 Introduction01:18 Exploring Bullet Journaling02:32 Debunking Bullet Journaling Myths05:27 Jon's Bullet Journaling Journey13:38 Getting Started with Bullet Journaling18:33 Bullet Journaling Tips and Tricks20:44 Conclusion and Final Thoughts—Key TakeawaysYou can use bullet journaling to clear your mind. Writing things down helps you stop worrying about forgetting ideas and lets you focus on what matters.You do not need to be artistic or make your journal look perfect. Bullet journaling is for everyone, and you can keep it as simple as you like.You can use your journal to plan, keep track of your tasks, and look back at what you have done. This helps you see your progress and remember your small wins.—Visit the BuJo (Bullet Journal) WebsiteLiked our guest? Click here to connect with them 🤝Click here to learn more about [our guest’s services] 🖥️Curious about podcasting? Click here to book a chat with Jon 🎧Want to meet people like you? Click here to join our community 🤝Want more freedom? Grab the Architecture Business Blueprint 🎁Follow or Connect with Jon on LinkedIn 🤝👇 And if you enjoyed this episode…Please leave a 5-star review or rating wherever you listen to podcasts, and don’t forget to hit the subscribe button so you never miss an episode.Next EpisodeNext time, Jon is joined by Layla Pomper to uncover why you need better systems, not more tools.

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