Bullet Journal #55

It’s that time of the month again (well, every two months—tbh).

Call out the obsessive compulsive behaviour—this little Moleskine Carnet Quadrille will be Volume 55.

(Yes, I really have 54 identical notebooks!)

Same format. Same style. Same system.

I use a variation of the Bullet Journal, taught by Ryder Carroll. It’s a method I’ve developed over the years. One that’s full of TLAs, symbols and drawings.

Find a system that works for you. Make it personal. Rinse and repeat.

Inspire, be inspired!

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The beauty of imperfection

In many ways, imperfect can also be perfect.

Take this EGSP Wooden Block™ (this one just happens to be my favourite).

Check out the cross section.

The patterns in the wood.

The contrast between each year band.

The ever-so-faint burn mark from our laser-cutting process.

The fine wood dust trapped in the belly of the bee.

No computer-generated model or 3D printer could have produced this.

Yup, this little Scholar Bee makes me very happy. :-)

And boy it smells well—you can’t avoid the fresh smell of sanded maple.

12 pieces of litter

I live in a conversation area—and have a general rule when out walking.

If I see litter and there’s a bin nearby—I’ll do my bit.

If there’s no bin—then I’ll collect next time I pass.

Today was the first Monday I’ve spent at home for 9 months. (Yes, I was amazed too!) And so I decided to take an early morning stroll. Whilst observing young rabbits at play, a juvenile heron and heavily pregnant mallards, I also did my bit by consciously collecting 12 pieces of litter.

Not only was I protecting the area, but it also gave me 12 reasons to feel special.

Leading by example—sometimes, it’s the simple things.

Anything is possible

Here’s the product of a positive mindset overcoming all rational logic!

2.5 mile swim, 112 mile bike, 26.2 mile run.

Inspire, be inspired. 5x.