First off, congratulations! You’ve decided to take a step toward improving your mental health and living a more organized life. When I first started keeping a bullet journal, I didn’t know what to put in it. I ended up with a massive book of useless information and a headache. In order to help others, I wanted to share with you a few lessons that I have learned:
- Journaling is personal. It doesn’t matter if it is not the prettiest or the most organized as long as it serves its purpose
- Journals are customizable. If you find you are not using one of the pages you added in January’s journal, then leave it out in February.
- One size does not fit all. Create a journal that fits your needs. It is a place where you can be you without fear of other’s opinions or criticism.
Page Ideas To Include In Your Bullet Journal
The Basics
- Index
- Yearly Overview
- Monthly Calendar
- Weekly Spread
- Daily Schedule
Health
- Mood Tracker
- Habit Tracker
- Menstruation Cycle
- Exercise Tracker
- Weight Loss Plan/Tracker
- Self Care Ideas
Finances
- Bill Payments
- Savings Goal/Tracker
- Spending Log
Goals
- New Year’s Resolutions
- Small Goals
- Inspirational Quotes
- Affirmations
- Bucket List
- Movies I want to watch
- Books I want to read
Food/Meals
- Weekly Meal Plan
- Grocery List
- Recipes
- Restaurants I Want To Visit
- Restaurants I’ve Gone To
Spiritual Growth
- Bible Reading Plan
- Verses of Inspiration
- Thoughts/Reflections
- Dream Tracker
- Gratitude Journal
- Prayers
- Meditation Log
Everyday Life
- Daily Routine
- Cleaning Plan
- Contact List
- Password Trackers
- Brain Dump “String of Consciousness”
Relationships
- Memorable moments
- Birthdays/Anniversaries
- Gift Ideas
- Date Night Ideas
Social Media
- Blog Posts Ideas
- Blog Posts Schedule
- Blog Traffic
- Social Media Calendar
- Twitter posts
- FaceBook Groups
Other Ideas
- Doodles
- Pen Test Page
- List of Frequented Websites/Blogs
- Travel Log
If you have never had a bullet journal before, I suggest you check out Pinterest. There are a lot of ideas floating around out there, but be specific on what you decide to use. More is not always a good thing. Click on the picture below to learn more.
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