- Migration from Bullet Journal to Zettelkasten

[kayintveen]

It’s crazy to me that there is not much written on this topic as both concepts are so huge now a days.

I’m using note-taking / note-making in a zettlekasten kind of fashion for 2 years now. But have been struggling with keeping on top of all the things going on at the same time. Private and work. Not so much the schedule and planned stuff but more the 5 to 20 requests a day for short 5min tasks, updates, questions and things i want to remember.

I’ve tried

• Daily notes
  which worked ok, but lacked overview to me. i almost never looked back

• Things 3
  Amazing stuff but did not integrate well with obsidian and was a chore to get going.

• Bullet journaling
  This is something i picked up 3 weeks ago. And man i do love how it slows me down to think, plan, schedule and clear my head. Also the overview the easy glance of what happened the last 3/4 days.
  But one big downside to me.
  Idea’s pop up when i do not have my note book with me (in the gym, walking outside or doing other random stuff)
  Also my writing is terrible. i hate it and i cannot read it back if i dont go really really slow.

And then i found you’re comment on

Bullet Journal Plugin

Using a Bullet Journal (BuJo) in Obsidian is a great idea. Thank you for this post. I first started my BuJo years ago on paper using a note book. My first migration goes to Microsoft OneNote. It was a great improvement to have a digital search function. The migration to Obsidian was the next important step. Now my BuJo ist part of my Structure Notes from Zettelkasten method. Links between BuJo notes with Permanent Notes are a source of valuable insights. And the best of all: There is no n…

As i do know you should never copy someone else he’s workflow but i am curious. how do you go about your daily log and logging / migrating daily tasks?