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It contains everything you need to know to book, prepare for and sit the test including a realistic test simulation. Smartphone/tablet apps - the app offers a complete revision experience.Health, safety and environment test for operatives and specialists, GT100 DL.Digital version of the question and answer book for Windows:.Health, safety and environment test for operatives and specialists, GT100 DVD.Health, safety and environment test for operatives and specialists, GT100 (sections A – E only).Question and answer book - this publication contains all of the content that is covered within the test in the form of questions and answers so that you can fully prepare for your test:.Revision materials are available in the following formats: Alternatively, you can phone 03 lines are open Monday to Friday 8am to 8pm, and Saturdays 8am to 12pm, except during Bank Holidays. Watch the journaling video for more on this topic.Revision materials for the Operatives version of the HS&E test are available to buy from CITB's online shop or from high street or online book shops. There is something nice for me about separating life and work – I tend to be caught up too much in work and need the split. I do really like the pocket size Baron Fig for personal journaling.
See more about all of these in the EDC video.ĭo you use bujo stamps? No, just not my style.ĭo you have different journals for work and life? I do, though I’m trying to integrate into one better. I use at least a couple of them every day and have there cards, pads, and books scattered across my life. Notebooks, Notecards, Etc? I love Baron Fig and Field Notes here for their range of products. Lately it’s been the Pilot G2, but I also like Uniball Signo and Pentel Energel. The others are whatever kind of solid quality pen that’s easy to get at any store. Pens and such? I use a few different pen types, including the Sakura Pigma Micron and Staedtler Triplus Fineliner. What bullet journal notebook do you recommend? Both Leuchtturm and Baron Fig are great, I’ve heard good things about Scribbles that Matter and Rhodia but haven’t used one yet. Even had a time tracking sheet in it! I don’t always keep notecards, but I do keep notecards for books.
Outdoor adventure – Born to Run, Touching the Void, & Into the Wildĭo you keep your journals and notes? Yes to all journals, the oldest I have here is from 2011.Book to help with visual notes – The Sketchnote Handbook.Philosophy – Tao of Seneca (audio only) & Meditations.Best money book – Money: Master the Game & The Richest Man in Babylon.Favorite book(s) growing up – Chronicles of Narnia (also the first books I bought with my “own money”).It’s Not How Good You Are, It’s How Good You Want To Be – Paul Arden.Bullet Journal Method – Ryder Carrol ( review here).Ego is the Enemy & Obstacle is the Way – Ryan Holiday.Discipline Equals Freedom & Extreme Ownership – Jocko.Tools of Titans & Tribe of Mentors – Tim Ferriss.Note: there are affiliate links below – all are small portions of the sale credited to me at no additional cost to you – disclosure and all that. Want to listen to the audio? Try it and let me know what you think! Bullet Journal Guy Live! Best Books, Note-taking Systems, plus Q&A! We covered so many topics and books during the video, thank you all for asking great questions! This page will serve not only for the replay but also for the different books and resources discussed in the video. Our first livestream was a huge success, thanks to everyone who showed up live and then watched the replay! I was hoping for 20-30 live, so 130 live was amazing! Over 400 people watched at some point, and 1000 people in the first several hours.
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