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Bullet Journaling anyone?

Not sure if this is exactly the right category but it seemed appropriate (ish)

Anyone else in here a bullet journaler?
I discovered the system about 2 years ago and I would be loooost without it!


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Reply by vomitboy

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just started one this year. so far it's been helpful! i love the freedom and creativity that comes with it. ive tried different kinds of planners before, so far bullet journaling has helped me be the most consistent and productive but we'll see how the rest of the month and the year goes lol.


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Reply by Heather LM

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I have done this off and on for about 4 years. I'm really struggling now to get back into it. I absolutely love it though, always end up doing spreads and then not actually utilizing what I've done, or the week ends before I've even fully finished my spread. I hope more people join in on this. I wanna feel inspired to actually commit to bullet journaling. 


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Reply by Ellyist

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I love it! When I first started out, I had this not-at-all portable or convenient collection of highlighters, metallic pens and washi tape. Now I'm fine with going minimalist: Calendex, future log, calendar, monthly activity tracker, monthly habit tracker, monthly budget tracker, and that's all I need for the setup. The meal trackers, I eventually stopped using. I also began to separate my artistic corner doodles from the more minimalist utilitarian journaling...which is a good thing, I feel it suits me, having my sketchbook dedicated to just art even small ones and the bujo for everything else.  


I should really make a collection for getting around to fiction writing already: researching, outlining, and then writing it out, on a gauge and on a schedule that I can stick with. 

Daily logging, I think Ryder Carroll calls it rapid logging? That's taken some getting used to but those have been so helpful. 


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Reply by Venus

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I started one at the beginning of this year. Definitely wish I would've found it sooner it's so helpful. 


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Reply by H I M E

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I've wanted to do bullet journals for a while and this is the year where I've decided to go for it. It's been super fun! I've been doing months in review, and a book tracker, a movie tracker and a daily mood tracker. I also started a budget tracker, but that's it.


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Reply by casey

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i keep a super organized planner but havent tried bullet journaling. always been something ive been interested in though...


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Reply by Arrow

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I've got an empty one I've been meaning to get into but I don't know where to start! Need like a guide or advice about how to format one or what goes into it because it seems like a nice relaxing hobby but I NEED a starting point :(


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Reply by Creature

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I dunno if this counts but I do keep a diary, it's not always a daily thing but I write often, like 5-6 times a week


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Reply by akarelle shipper :3

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i have been thinking about starting one!!


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Reply by ashlyn ella

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I've been doing bullet journaling for years now. I used to do it every single day then I lost time due to school and now it's just messy writing once or twice a week:)


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Reply by Lumi

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OMG I love bullet journaling!! Its seriously one of the best way to stay organized while also being super creativee! I started mine a while ago and its been such a lifesaver as a student. I LOVE making aesthetic spreads for each months lol >< For anyone wanting to start, I'd say go for it- you dont need all those colored pen and markers or stickers etc...(tho they are fun!) Normal pen and a notebook works just fine and you can find so many inspo on pinterest ^^ and you can get so creative with it. At the end of a day its your journal, do whatever works the best for you <3


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Reply by Nanat

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bullet journal is the only method that worked for me. a fun fact is that the creator of the sistem is neurodivergent, adhd, if im not wrong. 


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Reply by Alex Arafat

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Fellow bullet journal enthusiast here! 🙌 I've been using the system for about 3 years now and it's completely transformed how I stay organized. One of my favorite spreads is my travel planning section - I always include national holidays for any countries I'm visiting. Speaking of which, I recently found this super handy Norwegian weekly calendar (https://norskukekalender.com/) that's perfect for planning trips to Norway. It includes all the 2025 national holidays like Labor Day and Ascension Day, which is great for timing visits to experience local celebrations. I printed a copy to paste right into my bujo's travel section!


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