Książka Metoda Bullet Journal - Ryder...

Książka Metoda Bullet Journal - Ryder Carroll

Bullet Journal to analogowa alternatywa dla cyfrowego świata opracowana przez Rydera Carrolla.

zł75.00

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Bullet Journal to system, który pomoże Ci zorganizować to co jest teraz, uporządkować to co było i zaplanować to co będzie, a jej jedynym ograniczeniem jest nasza wyobraźnia.

Książka Metoda Bullet Journal to praktyczny podręcznik opracowany przez Rydera Carrolla, twórcę systemu Bullet Joural, który podpowiada jak umiejętnie organizować swoją pracę, uczy mądrego planowania i dążenia do celu, pobudza kreatywność, pomaga poukładać myśli i zrozumieć swój własny sposób decyzyjny.

Dzięki zawartym w książce wskazówkami odnajdziesz pokłady produktywności i kreatywności, oraz poznasz "sztukę świadomego życia".

Książka posiada 340 stron i jest oprawiona w miękką okładkę ze skrzydełkami.

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