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You would need an online mind map program, though, for cross-platform compatibility, and those tend to cost more.
EVERNOTE SHORTCUT FOR BULLET POINTS ANDROID
If you don’t have a mind map program (you could use paper, too), there are a number of free and low-cost versions for PCs, Macs, Android and iOS. Mind Map tasks can be exported to task managers. Create separate, linked, maps for your Collections. It’s worth remembering that, just as you need to use your traditional Bullet Journal daily to make it work, the same thing goes for digital Bullet Journaling.Īlternatively, if you are a fan of mind maps, you can incorporate mind maps to be creative with your monthly, weekly and daily tasks and appointments.
EVERNOTE SHORTCUT FOR BULLET POINTS WINDOWS
OneNote also has a Windows clipping tool. If you use Chrome or Firefox, be sure to add the Evernote or OneNote clipping tool to your browser.
EVERNOTE SHORTCUT FOR BULLET POINTS UPGRADE
If you upload a lot of things to Evernote, or want to email info to Evernote, you probably will want to upgrade to a paid membership. Evernote has a free plan, which is more than enough for using the program as a Bullet Journal. You don’t need to buy or use Microsoft Office with OneNote, but the two integrate well. Once you have your system functioning, you can create templates to simplify the creation of new pages from month to month. If you spend an inordinate amount of time carefully drawing habit trackers into your Bullet Journal, using the Table tool to insert a custom table is a lot easier in OneNote and Evernote.
Both programs allow you to embed links to other notes and documents (including online docs).
(For calendars, use the table tool, now improved in the latest version.) Evernote doesn’t have graphic tags as in OneNote Evernote’s tags and search are more useful for finding notes, though. The only real disadvantage of Evernote is that you cannot have parallel text blocks going down the page as you can have in OneNote. Add the dates in descending or ascending order. Then use a stack for your Monthly calendars and each day or week of the month. Or, you can use the selection of bullets included with the bullet list drop down menu, also in the Home menu tab.Įvernote’s design is different, but works similarly. Change the order of the list to customize your keyboard shortcuts. Use the Custom Tags function to add arrows and whatever other symbols you like. OneNote has a nice set of graphic tags that work well with the BuJo system, but not all of them show in the dropdown list automatically. As time goes by, you can group together tabs into “Section Groups” (similar to stacks in Evernote) to keep everything just a click away. In OneNote, create a notebook for your Bullet Journal I called mine “BuJo.” (No surprises.) In that notebook, create tabs on top for Future Log, Collections, and each month in your notebook. I’ve used both, and I think OneNote might be better for this project, mainly because you can have monthly tabs on top with individual pages for each day of the month (or each week of the month) going down the side. Having said all that, if you prefer a digital system or, for some reason, you prefer not to (or cannot) write by hand, my suggestion is to use a notebook app, such as Evernote or OneNote to implement your digital BuJo system. There’s something to be said for long-term archiving. No Web app has lasted over 26 years, yet. Handwritten books have lasted over a thousand years. After all, you don’t need a user’s guide to open and use a notebook. Others feel that using a digital app, with its reliance on phone or other technology, just puts an extra layer of technology between the user and the system. Plus, as I’ve noted in earlier posts, practicing your handwriting is a good thing.
But remember, the Bullet Journal is supposed to be “The Analog System for the Digital Age.” I point out the word, “analog.” Handwriting your thoughts is believed to be better for creativity than typing them onto a screen. Some people like to do everything digitally.
Should the Messy Paper Bullet Journal Go Digital? Part 5 of The Messy Bullet Journal SeriesĬan the Bullet Journal be taken to Digital? Yes and No.
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