Simply Breathe

So I've tried many types of organizing for my day-to-day activities.  I've tried Day Planners from just any old box store.  I tried planning only on electronics such as Google Calendar.  I even went as far to purchase an Erin Condren.  I will admit I liked the EC but it was a little pricey.  I also struggled with the structured aspect of it.  I wanted to be able to add additional papers to it easily and have the chance to add more plans.   Recently a friend introduced me to Bullet Journaling.  There is a clear system of no system.  Make sense? Check out Bullet Journaling for a brief overview. Simply put, you get a plain notebook, create an index, and get planning.  You add what you want, when you need it.  Genius! I can add lists for future plans, lists of books I've read, and a daily plan spot for as much as I need.  Word to the wise, don't google Bullet Journaling layouts.  Unless you have a ton of extra time to spend and a lot of artistic abilities.  Some