One of the best parts of having a monthly theme in your bullet journal is getting to go through it at the end. And this Disney bullet journal flip through does not disappoint!
With many a princess and some of the most beloved female Disney characters included in this theme, it was one that I was excited about every week.
Continue reading “Disney Bullet Journal Flip Through”We’ve already talked about the Alistair Method of future planning. But the thing is that it’s not just awesome to use in place of a “traditional” future log, it’s great to use in your weekly spreads too! Here’s how to use the Alastair method weekly.
Continue reading “Weekly Planning Made Simple with the Alastair Method”Maybe you’re familiar with bullet journaling, maybe not, but either way, you’ve heard that it can be absolute magic for increasing your productivity and getting yourself organized. Of course, you’d want to apply that to your work life! But when it’s come to starting a bullet journal for work where do we begin? By reading this post of course!
Continue reading “Bullet Journal for Work: Get More Productive – Quick”Coming into the bullet journaling world, I remember watching tons of videos and reading even more blog posts and thinking with a mix of excitement and horror “OMG there are so many bullet journal supplies!”.
Continue reading “The Best List of Bullet Journal Supplies You Need”GUYS! It’s been a long time since I did a post like this. But January 2020 deserves a plan with me. If you haven’t seen my 2020 annual set up you can do that here but there are a few new annual spreads in this post too.
Continue reading “January 2020 Plan with Me”Here we are at the beginning of another year. But even if you’re reading this way after it’s been posted, this article has EVERYTHING you need to inspire your first minimalist bullet journal set up.
Every year I do a bullet journal set up, I really try to take the opportunity to implement what I’ve learned. One of my main beliefs about bullet journaling is that it’s a process. It takes time to learn what works and what doesn’t.
And as long as you reflect, you’ll hone in on how the method works best for you.
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