When I started my bullet journal I didn’t have a lot of confidence in my drawing ability. I also didn’t know how much time I actually wanted to spend drawing or decorating my spreads. I wasn’t sure how a monthly theme would fit into my journaling plans.
Category: BuJo Basics
Bujo basics are best if you’re just starting a bullet journal? Or looking for new bullet journal spread ideas? Then you’re in the right place. In this category, you’ll find all the details you need to create easy, beautiful spreads.
7 Bullet Journal Monthly Tracker Ideas You’ll Use
Tracking is one of the best features of bullet journals.
Habit and mood trackers, vacation trackers, reading trackers, sleep trackers. You name it, there’s a tracker for that.
There are endless possibilities of things to log in your journal and hundreds of ways to organize, decorate and define your habits.
The key is to find things that will be useful for you to track and that won’t just take up precious space in your journal.
To that end, here are 7 awesome monthly tracker ideas.
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How to Set Up Your Bullet Journal Monthly
When you’re ready to set up your bullet journal there are few things to do. If you’re looking for what to put at the beginning of a new journal check out this post if you’re looking for a how to journal on a monthly level read on!
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Is Bullet Journaling Worth it?
If you’ve been thinking of trying out bullet journaling, you’ve probably searched it online and seen TONS of pictures and articles. Much of it includes intricate drawings, lots of washi tape, stickers, stamps, and an entire case of specialized pens and markers.
After looking through all of this you’re probably thinking this is going to be a) expensive b) time consuming c) hard d) not worth it.
Friends, I’m here to say you’d be sorely mistaken! Bullet Journaling is 100% worth it and you don’t actually have to buy or draw anything (if you don’t want to) and the kicker: it’s not that hard!