Back by popular demand! It’s a new year and it’s time to get organized! You may have heard some buzz around the words “bullet journal.”
Darien Library is offering an hour-long presentation on tips for creating your bullet journal, a way to keep yourself organized enough to help get those New Year’s resolutions moved from aspirations to reality.
— an announcement from Darien Library
Sounds fancy and complicated, right? What if we told you it’s just a paper journal that, once set up, can be maintained in just 15 minutes a day, simplifying your life immensely?
Come to Darien Library from 7 to 8 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 8 for a class that will give you all the basics you need to get started as well as walk you through the simple setup process. We’ll provide a notebook and a pen, so all you need is a desire to get started.
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One example of a bullet journal. You can create your own bullet journal any way you want — but the presentation will give you a lot of tips that other people have found useful.
“The analog system for the digital age” has changed thousands of lives — are you next?
This presentation is led by Caroline Lopez, associate director of operations and bullet journal devotee.
This program requires registration. Register online here.
— Editor’s endorsement: I’ve gone to a past Darien Library presentation on bullet journals and, while I don’t always use it, this system of updated “to do” lists really helps when I do. — David Gurliacci