I was wondering if anyone here does Bullet Journalling? And applies it do daily software testing or professional type tasks?
It has been something that I keep meaning to do in a disciplined way, but have never quite gotten there. Would love to hear what has or hasnāt worked for testers out there.
Links for info on bullet journals:
And Google āBullet Journalā for so many visual representations/images.
I feel like Iām always searching for ways to help me organize my thoughts and tasks. Iāve heard of bullet journalling before but havenāt tried it.
My main problem with most organizers is that I get overwhelmed with the overhead of keeping up with them. For the people who use bullet journals - how much time would you say you spend per day updating your journal?
If youāve been doing it for a long time, what do you do with journals that youāve filled up? Do you find you go back and reference them later?
Not strictly bullet journalling, but I came across this approach of taking notes. So lovely and simple.
Imagine having categories related to the software you are testing? 
I have just randomly come across this threadā¦
I have used a bullet journal (bujo) for years. Iām not artistic like the lovely spreads you see on Pinterest, but it has helped organise my life. I also use an app called Todoist if I want something virtual.
For software testingā¦ I used bullet point lists if I need to write anything down. My bujo usually has things in it in relation to career progression and my personal goals, rather than testing tickets etc.