PTPL 126 · What the Dash-Plus System Looks Like in My OBTF and Analog Notes
Patrick Rhone’s symbols vs Ryder Carroll’s Bullet Journal bullets
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Writing daily notes is simple.
Writing daily notes in both digital and analog formats that are useful to your future self, not so much!
The Bullet Journal method of categorising notes, where every entry is assigned one of three possible categories, was my go-to for years. Dots for tasks, dashes for notes, circles for events.
No longer. Since discovering the simplicity of the Dash-Plus system last week, I’m all in! Patrick Rhone’s method of starting every note with a dash is a wonderful mélange of logic, elegance, and simplicity.
Now, I’m not saying one of these two systems is inherently better than another, but one of them is definitely a better fit (at the moment) for me.
Dash-Plus on paper
My very most favouritest part of the Dash-Plus system is the way every note begins with the exact same symbol. No…
