I have been keeping all of my notes and tasks and trackers and so on in one journal. That’s what the creator of the bujo method recommends, and it also makes a lot of sense. However, recently a nosy person I work with has made it clear she’s looking at my notes, because she started… Continue reading Basic Bullet Journaling – One or More?
Am I ready for full-on fanciness? A little while ago, I found a shop on Etsy called Sticker My Journal that has cute seasonal and monthly sticker sets. So I bought the October/Halloween one. Will I be able to figure out what to do with all of these stickers, or will I stick them all… Continue reading Basic Bullet Journaling: Am I Ready
One of the things you can do with bullet journaling is work on building habits. This can be a short term or long term effort, but it’s a pretty straightforward process. Decide what you want to change or improve, and from there come up with specific actions. Like for me, one goal is to work… Continue reading Basic Bullet Journaling: Habit Tracking
To me, daily note taking is kind of the core of Bullet Journaling. That’s when you are documenting what you do, writing up your task lists, checking off completed tasks or marking those that need to be carried forward. It’s what the index and the month setups and so on are there to organize. Of… Continue reading Basic Bullet Journaling: Day by Day
In addition to the day-to-day notetaking and the project pages, bullet journaling also provides a framework for you to organize your stuff on a larger scale. Since we just moved to a new month, I thought I’d share what I do to start my planning for the month. I set up 2 things each month… Continue reading Basic Bullet Journaling: Monthly Setup
Quite A Yarn 