In his habit tier list, Improvement Pill ranked bullet journalling #1 — even above working out, reading, and meditation. This intrigued me enough to give it a solid shot.

But who has the time or patience for page-long sections or tons of bullet points?

So I improvised — thanks to my 2-minute template, it’s effortless to stay consistent. And we all know consistency is the KING for success with any habit.

Over time, I've tweaked and honed my original template to a massive extent. I present the final result to you.

Hope this shoots your daily productivity and mental clarity to the skies.

The Crucial Prerequisite:

For this template to work, you need to be laser-certain about your top 3 priorities. We’ll use Warren Buffet’s 5/25 rule (with a twist) to find them:

• List down 10 things that matter to you the most in life (now). Don’t overthink — go off the top of your head.
• Add 7 more to the list. Now, you might need to think a bit.
• Wrack your brain and squeeze out another 8.

Once you have 25 priorities written, start chopping them down:

• Strike out the 10 least important things.
• Left with 15? Cut out another 7 of your darlings.
• Last round — murder another 3.

Buffett stops at 5 but we’ll go a step further - lop off another 2.

**The 3 you’re left with are your top 3 priorities.

P.S.* No need ****to do this every day, week, or month. Once every 3 to 6 months is enough. So ensure you jot down long-term (6-12 month timeframe) goals.

The below outdated photo serves as an example (Yes, not the best handwriting):*

If and when you’re stable enough to have mostly-unchanging priorities in life, you can use “timeless” priorities - instead of time-bound goals.

For example, my current “timeless” priorities are Writing, Family, and Online Business.

P.S. Still, refresh your priorities at least once a year. Even the most “stable” of us change

Explaining The Template: