A bullet journal is a method of personal organization developed by designer Ryder Carroll. The system organizes scheduling, reminders, to-do lists, brainstorming, and other organizational tasks into a single notebook.

Thanks to the page numbering, dot grid layout, and two customizable pages inside our notebooks, they are perfectly suited to function as your bullet journal. Looking to get started? Try using your introductory pages to create a mood tracker for your whole year.

While it may seem obvious, the best use for a notebook is, quite simply, to store your notes. It may seem obvious to you, but one of our main goals when designing the Thinker's Notebook was to get more people into the habit of carrying a notebook with them.

Often times, our best ideas come when we least expect them to, and being able to store those ideas is key. Doing so on paper not only reduces distractions, but also gives you full freedom of expression without being bound to the capabilities of a system (we're looking at you, phone).

The Page Anchor notebook is made to store your best ideas on smooth, ultra-thick dot grid pages, regardless of where you may be at the time.

The monthly reflection section (located before the dot grid pages start) was designed to help you create the best possible year for yourself. How you use it is up to you, but we recommend writing very short thoughts and reminders to yourself every week.

Small self-improvements truly add up over time, and once you've filled out 12 monthly reflection pages you'll have a snapshot of your mind for a full year. 

We are just getting started. With more people ordering and enjoying our new notebooks, we will fill out this page with more inspiring use cases and photos. Stay tuned!