No matter if you like to cook or if you dread it, meal planning with a bullet journal will up your time management game and how delicious your meals are.
By planning out what you’re going to eat you can take the bull by the horns and get prepared. By planning your meal ahead of time you’ll be able to shop and prep early leading to less time at the store, fewer impulse purchases AND healthier meals.
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If you’re anything like me, you hate chores and housework.
Some people get satisfaction when they look at the house they just spent the day cleaning and feel great. I’ve also met people who go into what I deem “Whirlwind” mode where they go into an intense, though short-lived, cleaning frenzy.
When I talk to people about meal planning and prep I usually get one of two reactions: an eye roll or an “I wish I could but I just don’t have time!”. I honestly have one thing to say about that. We have the time we make. If we make time for something we have the time to do it. And if there is one thing I’m for it’s spending a little time to save me a lot of time. Meal prep is one of those things that definitely delivers on that.
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!
