Monthly Planning

The Monthly Log, as Ryder presents it, is where you can map out specific events as well as write down the things you’d like to do over the course of the month. Additionally, the Monthly Log also serves as a way to log notable snippets that happened. This way you can get a bird’s eye view of what happened during the mon

Editor Noelle shows you how to prep and organize your bullet journal and plan for the month of August! STEPS: 1. Write the name of the month in the style of ...

Another month, another fresh start! I love setting up a new month in the bullet journal because it’s like a tiny version of a new year without all the crazy pressure to make huge resolutions. I like to look at the recent month and review all the things that didn’t work for me, an

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Whether you are a beginner or a bujo expert, check out these clever and creative bullet journal monthly layout ideas that are guaranteed to inspire you!

A monthly planning page in your bullet journal is an easy way to track your busy schedule. Which format is right for you?

The bullet journal can be used for a multitude of sins, from to do lists to calendars to shopping to future planning - and it's the latter I'm focusing on today.  In my 2016 bullet journal I used future planning as one of the biggest elements of my system, but actually I found it wasn't really working for me. I was future planning my month's ahead of time, drawing out my calendar and my 4 weekly spreads and it came to the point where it was unorganised and wasn't helping me plan at all. I found that it left no room for change, no room for master to do lists and it meant things like packing lists or shopping lists were weeks after the event and I never knew where I was.  In my 2017 journal I decided against pre planning, against future planning in that way and it's worked much better for me. But now we're coming toward the tail end of the year and I'm already thinking about what to do for 2018 so I thought I'd share my top tips (and fav spreads) for future planning with your bullet journal.

The start of each month is always an exciting and bustling time for those in the bullet journal community! After all, if you check out bullet journal Instagram accounts, you may see people showing off their newest additions. Common elements seen include beautifully illustrated co

One of the best things about bullet journaling for me is the fact that you can change any layout to suit your needs. You can create your own totally from scratch, or you can get inspired from all the amazing fellow bullet journalists online. You can see how they do things and then try to take that layout and make it your own. I have to admit that over the years that I've been bullet journaling I've tried a few different monthly spread layouts, but I seem to navigate towards a certain way of setting up my monthly log. However, there are so many different ways to create your monthly spread.  So, today I thought of sharing with you some amazing monthly spreads that I found, and some that I made myself in order to get you inspired. Let's get started!

As with trying anything new, beginning a new bullet journal can be intimidating. There are a ton of conflicting resources out there telling you what bullet journal elements you should use or shouldn’t use. And the truth is, you do what’s right for you.