I finished it in May, and I've been bullet journaling since September 2018. It's pretty good. It explains a lot of stuff I hadn't given much thought to.
I bought the paper version because I figured a guide to a paper medium would be best read on paper, but it's not necessary. I've found it on the Libby app (for US library patrons to access ebooks and audiobooks), but I wouldn't recommend the audio version, there are too many visuals in the book.
It's not really necessary to read it, though, because the author's website explains all of it for free, and there are plenty of blogs out there putting their own spin on things.
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Date: 2020-07-03 01:41 am (UTC)I bought the paper version because I figured a guide to a paper medium would be best read on paper, but it's not necessary. I've found it on the Libby app (for US library patrons to access ebooks and audiobooks), but I wouldn't recommend the audio version, there are too many visuals in the book.
It's not really necessary to read it, though, because the author's website explains all of it for free, and there are plenty of blogs out there putting their own spin on things.