In a Bullet Journal, bullets are used to categorize and organize different types of entries. The main types of bullets are:
Tasks: Help you keep track of things you need to accomplish, like a to-do list.
Events: Mark important dates, deadlines, or scheduled appointments, so you remember time-sensitive matters.
Notes: Let you capture ideas, thoughts, or anything else you want to jot down and remember later.
Signifiers: These are additional symbols used alongside bullets to provide more context or to categorize entries further. Some common signifiers include:
- Priority: Used to mark tasks or notes that are of high importance or urgency.
- Inspiration: Used to indicate ideas, quotes, or observations that inspire you.
Migrated Bullets: When you move a task or event from one collection to another, like from a monthly log to a future log, we call that a migrated bullet. Migrated bullets help you easily track items you’ve carried forward.
Scheduled Bullets: Represent tasks or events you’ve planned for a specific future date, making it simple to stay on top of upcoming commitments.
By using these different types of bullets and signifiers, you can create a well-organized and efficient Bullet Journal that suits your needs and helps you stay on top of your tasks, events, and notes.
