My journey into bullet journaling
The major pain area was that I had no single source of truth. Every piece of information I needed to save, did not have an intended home; I would just put it in a place that was convenient to me, at that time. It was all scattered and haphazard. I knew there must exist a better way to organize things; I just did not know what it was. From a work perspective, I have always maintained to-do lists: itemized and prioritized, so that I have a view of open tasks as well as the ones that need immediate attention. When it came to meeting notes, I would scribble it somewhere on my notepad; and at a later date would have to hunt for it or pore through multiple notepads to find what I was looking for. From a personal perspective, anything important or any good quotes that I would come across would be either put in a draft on Gmail or sent to myself on WhatsApp or scribbled in some notepad. It would often happen that when I was really looking for something, I would have a hard time finding it. Du