At Strongweek, we usually focus on mobile apps. But the Strongweek Method works in #bulletjournals too!
In fact, the Strongweek Method is ideal for bullet journals. Since Strongweek doesn't rely on dates, times, and notifications, you get 9 perfect pages to make your own.
So how does it work?
Usually, when you make a To-Do List, you write down all the tasks you need to get done. You add dates, or you leave them in a long list. It might look nice, but it's stressful having all those tasks to do.
The Strongweek Method organizes tasks by due-time-period instead. You start with what you need to do Today. Try to limit it to a few manageable tasks. Then add a space, or a page, for tasks due Tomorrow. (If you prefer, you can also skip these steps.)
Where Strongweek comes in handiest, though, are the next pages. What do you have to get done This Week? What can you push to Next Week? Is there anything you need to get done, but not right away... more like — sometime this month?
Make a page for each of those categories:
This Week
Next Week
This Month
At Strongweek, we add a category for Next Month's tasks as well. Anything after that goes in on a page for This Year, Next Year, or our favorite category: Someday.
To recap, you should have the following pages:
Today, Tomorrow, This Week, Next Week, This Month, Next Month, This Year, Next Year, and Someday
You can also skip any of these pages you want, and create some of your own - like Next Quarter or Next 6 Months.
Why does it work?
You probably don't know exactly when each of your tasks is due. And, it's hard to rank every task on your to-do list in order of priority. But when you think of your TO-DOs as a daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly planner, your priorities will organize themselves naturally!
PS: Don't forget, you can also try the Strongweek Method by Downloading The App on the iOS App Store.