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92: The Bullet Journal Method by Ryder Carroll →

2020.05.01
- 107 min -
Joe Buhlig
bookworm

Can pen & paper really cut it as a task manager in today’s fast-paced world? Today’s author makes a compelling argument that it can. Join Joe & Mike as they take a look at The Bullet Journal Method, and see if it’s enough to get these digital natives to get their heads out of their apps.

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