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The end of the year is high, so here is a bit of a rundown of what we have discussed (or have not) on the blog about productivity and other knowledge.
Bullet Journal
A bullet journal or "BuJo" is a journal system that helps track thoughts, tasks, to-do lists, etc. It was created by Ryder Carroll. You should, at the very least, take a look at what it involves and see if it's for you. A good overview appears on Wikipedia. You can even find a book about it if you search the net.
Keep a Written Journal
Keeping a journal can certainly help you in your writing projects, but did you know that keeping a journal can reduce the symptoms of depression? I didn't either. Try keeping a journal, preferably a daily journal. If you want to know more about the "why," and benefits of such, check out the article on Psychology Today.
While you're here, don't forget that the Lonestar Hobby Blog also offers a few bits of advice about increasing your knowledge and productivity:
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Windows File and Folder Attributes: All you need to know.
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