With OneNote, you just start writing wherever you want the content, just like a real notebook. It’s not like a word processor where everything is pretty precisely formatted and it can be a pain to move things around. You can also write wherever you want to on the page.
OneNote will recognize your handwriting so you get searching, editability, and easier organization. If you can think of it, you can probably put it in OneNote.Īs a side note, the handwriting feature makes it easy to get the feel of an analog notebook with the benefits of a digital solution. Text, audio, video, handwriting, images, spreadsheets. You can easily divide things up into sections and write on a OneNote page as if it were a physical notebook page, but the difference is that anything goes.
OneNote is like the combination of the best features of analog notebooks and digital solutions. There’s a lot of merit to that approach, and I’ve kept it that way until just recently.īut as I started developing my blog and the topics I wanted to cover, I discovered that it was so easy to get organized in OneNote and get my ideas out FAST. The bullet journal as it was originally intended is supposed to be written, not digital. Pre-OneNote: My Leuchtturm1917 Bullet Journal Why OneNote? Don’t have time to read right now? Pin it for later! It’s one of the primary ways I keep myself on track with my intentional living goals. Actually, it’s kind of a mess sometimes, but it works for me. I also use it to jot down my business ideas or take random notes. Mostly I track todos and upcoming events. My bullet journal is pretty straightforward. (If you need a quick crash course in bullet journaling, that post from The Lazy Genius Collective is fantastic and is what helped me get started.) I love how The Lazy Genius Collective describes it as a “potato.” The same way a boring potato can become a French fry, a bullet journal can be exactly what you need, in a way that no other pre-made planner can. It’s allowed to be whatever you want it to be. That is the beauty of the bullet journal. But I’m learning to own my own strengths. And I may be just a little bit jealous of your artistic ability. If you do make gorgeous bullet journal pages–that’s awesome. So those creative bullet journal spreads you see on Pinterest–you’re not going to find them here. Give me something that helps me get organized and get my work done, but being pretty is just a bonus and not a necessity. Related: What Happened When I Deleted the Facebook App I like to think I’m creative and have my own sense of artistry… but when it comes to my everyday life, I highly prefer function over form. Fortunately for me, the link she shared was for a super-simplified version of the “bujo.” Because here’s the thing. Want to be more intentional about your relationship with technology?Ī couple years ago a friend posted about the bullet journal on Facebook, and I fell in love with the idea.OneNote’s Not-So-Secret Organization Weapon: Notebooks.
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