That is the premise behind a regular “brain dump” or “freewriting” page. Bullet journalist Emily Scott says, “I've written [brain dumps] in a journal consistently (approx. five times a ...

For example, you may have a list of books you want to read, or a list of tasks you need to complete for a project this month.

While I use my bullet journal every day as both ... "Yearly might be two pages dedicated to what you have going on this year. Monthly might be your goals or things you want to get done this ...

But every bullet journal needs at least four pages (it’s kind of the default ... It should start from your current month.

Instead of the empty, lined pages you often find in notebooks, a bullet journal contains sections where you can keep a weekly or monthly calendar, log daily to-dos, track your mental health ...

She's given us examples of bullet journal pages to help you plan your exercise ... the date of your session in the month, and your wellness and mood after the session Every time you complete ...

You'll never feel more organized. What happened when I used a Bullet Journal for a month The detailed journaling and list-making method has thousands of devotees, but is it too complicated to make ...