bullet journalling. it is a creative outlet for people as well as a way for people to be productive. after many requests, here is a guide to bullet journalling to help you along the way of your bullet journal journey <33
what is bullet journalling?
a customisable organisation system which can consist of ur to-do list, sketchbook, diary and notebook (or even all of the above)
also known as “bujo” bc of “bu” from bullet and “jo” from journal
check out this video here for the original bullet journal video by ryder carroll
a notebook/binder/journal (depending on ur preference eg. dotted, grid or lined paper as well as budget)
a highlighter and / or a marker of your choice
other decorative supplies eg. washi tape & photos
the supplies will depend on how much u want to decorate ur bujo!
note: a bujo spread is a two pages of a notebook whereas a layout is the style / design of the spread.
index (to refer to when finding pages)
key (used to identify what each bullet means)
future log (events that are happening in the current year)
monthly spread (consisting of events happening on the current month)
weekly spread (consisting of events happening on the current week)
daily spread (consisting of events happening on the current day)
additional spreads eg. movies & tv shows to watch, books to read,
trackers (often used to track basic habits such as exercising, brushing ur teeth, drinking water and more)
it’s ok to make a mistake in ur bullet journal !!!!!!!!
please don’t feel intimidated by other people’s bullet journals
do what works for u (eg. for me personally, habit trackers don’t work at all)
don’t be afraid to experiment between different layouts in your bullet journal
if the bullet journalling method doesn’t work for u after continuous experimenting, it’s allg :))
check out my bujo tag here!
i also recommend checking out @studywithinspo, @eintsein & @stillstudies
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