Here is a statement taken from bulletjournal.com
"Whether you’ve used a Bullet Journal for years or have never seen one before, The Bullet Journal Method will show you how to go from passenger to pilot of your life through intentional living."
Intentional. Living.
Intentional...
Living...
This has given me something to ponder.
Was there anything intentional about me eating so many store-bought frosted sugar cookies last night?
To deepen the wound, my four-year-old counted the empty slots in the plastic container and
asked "Mom, did you eat (embarrassing amount here that I'm intentionally leaving out) cookies?"
I unintentionally answered "no," because I was only half listening.
Hubby replied, "Don't lie Mom..."
and then I had to fess up...and laugh...when I realized he'd call me out on my crime.
I'm glad there's not a bullet journal graph for cookie eating. You would not be impressed...
or maybe you would be impressed but for all the wrong reasons.
There should definitely be some time set aside to think deeply, however, about whether or not you are a pilot in your own life... here are some bullet journal templates to help ensure that you are on the right track.
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