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Ryder Carroll is a digital product designer and inventor of the Bullet Journal. He enjoys serving as the Lead Designer at Idean in New York city.

Ryder Carroll is a digital product designer and inventor of the Bullet Journal. He enjoys serving as the Lead Designer at Idean in New York city.

Il sito italiano dedicato al bullet journal, il sistema per tracciare il passato, organizzare il presente e pianificare il futuro.

Using the bullet journal and calligraphy to cultivate an intentional life

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“Freedom begins between the ears.” - Edward Abbey

"Pies para que los quiero si tengo alas para volar" By Frida Khalo

Similar Differences is a podcast hosted by Dagny Deutchman and Luke Weaver. We are longtime best friends that can argue about anything: life, death, the future, the internet, relationships, culture, and our brains. We usually find some common ground, and ultimately, it's all love, in our own way. This podcast is about seeing the world through the lens of your best friend. It's Similar Differences.

Go to resource for free planner inserts, bullet journal ideas, organizing and college advice.

Ne La Creative Room trovi tanti consigli e tutorial per la grafica del tuo blog e lo stile di blogging, oltre a tante guide per il tuo shop online.

Learning to be a better researcher

PurpleCar addresses how social media affects our thinking, our relationships, and our lives, using Media Psychology and Internet and Web tech analysis

Levando leveza e utilidade para o seu dia a dia!

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Bullet Journals. Books. Health. Parenting (plus a dash of silliness)

Mathematics, Education, Technology, Productivity

Just a Momma - Sharing it All!

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Brian Gilham is an iOS developer, writer, and teacher based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

The atypical life features the writings & podcasts of Matthew L. Mooney.

kate{mats} - my thoughts on technology, management and life in general

onki_ART Bullet Journal & ART Journal by Veronika Kilcher

THE Resource for ADHD Advice

Editor. Proofreader. Wordsmith.

Bullet Journal en español qué es y cómo se usa, organización, gestión del tiempo, lettering y diseño gráfico.

Illuminate your Career

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Not all who wander are lost....

Theology, technology, life & art

curating a simple life

A blog about the how technology shapes our relational and theological worlds by John Dyer.

writing well without spending a lot

Exploring ways technology can save time and energy - all according to Andrea.

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Men's Style Advice & More - from a Celebrity Menswear Stylist

Read here about the people, places, and things that create the CMU residential experience.

Bullet Journal - Sketchnotes - Doodles - Handlettering- Tutorial - Anleitungen

When there is too much to do, or think, or finish (and there often is), the world won't stop to wait for you. It won't let you rest. It won't let you focus. Only you can do that. Many of the most successful people in the world maintain demanding schedules, juggle responsibilities and discover their peak performance by expertly managing their mornings. How I manage my mornings makes all the difference. Build Your Life Raft with Routine A morning routine accomplishes three key things: It frees you from decision-making, which preserves willpower. It gives you time to think, plan and act, before the day makes you react. It builds mindful awareness of what's within your control and what isn't. Here's my typical routine: 5:00 - Out of bed, make coffee, slowly wake up 5:30 - 5 minute meditation using the Simple Habit app 5:35 - Thinking, reading and/or writing (they all go hand-in-hand) 6:30 - Review and plan my day, check email 6:40 - More writing/creating 7:15 - Help my daughter get off to school 7:45 - A few chores around the house 8:00 - Check the news online 8:15 - Head to the gym or shower and get to the office, or finish up morning work While the pieces might move around from one day to the next, the effect is the same: I take the time to put my priorities first and to get my head on straight. Whatever comes next is a whole lot easier to handle.

Obsessions on traveler's notebooks, journaling, and planning

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