I don’t think it’s an understatement to say that the last few weeks have been incredibly different. Things around the world are changing at an increasingly rapid pace. It sort of feels like we fell down the rabbit hole eh? I guess that’s why my April bullet journal theme is Alice in Wonderland.
Well that and my undying love of tea.
Continue reading “April 2020 Plan with Me – Alice in Wonderland”When it comes to bullet journaling there are endless ways to do it- that’s what I love about it! The customization means you can really make it so that it’s the perfect productivity system for you. Over the years I’ve tried a lot of ways to bullet journal but I hadn’t done the Alastair method.
But there’s no time like the present!
Continue reading “How to Use The Alastair Method of Future Planning”Bullet journal monthly setups almost always include a calendar (duh) but what kind of calendar you use depends a lot on your style and what you use your journal for. The major two types of calendars are the traditional calendar and the Ryder Calendar.
I’ve tried out both calendar types in my bullet journal and found out one thing for sure, the Ryder calendar is the way for me.
Continue reading “The Ryder Calendar – Why I love it”Back in May, I asked my subscribers for ideas I could use as themes in my bullet journal and I got some pretty fun ones. Then we voted on the theme I was going to use for the month of June, check it out here. It was lovely. But there was a theme that stuck in my head that I really wanted to give a shot. And this is where my Candyland flip through comes in.
Continue reading “Candyland Flip Through”
