Bullet journal monthly spread trial#

So here’s a new spread for me to try out. And while I’ve tried many apps to keep track of my spending, writing stuff down and seeing it on paper will always work best for me. On the right, a spending tracker – A new spread for me this month, how exciting! I am currently saving up for a master’s degree.Having a general to-do list also helps me schedule in the items later but still keeps everything together. This is also the place where I put down anything that was not done in the previous month. On the left, my monthly to-do list – Although I have weekly to-d0 lists and even daily ones, I always make sure to have a page where I can put general things I need to do throughout the month.

Bullet journal monthly spread trial#

But this is definitely a process of trial and error. Since I’ve been using the bujo system for quite a while now I usually know how much space I’ll need throughout the month. monthly to do & spending trackerĪnother double spread! I do like those, very space-efficient and easy to overview. Simple but functional, just what I need it for. in the corners of the page to signify the month and a little floral doodle at the bottom. I like having this overview on one page to see what I’m up to this month and what I need to do. On the left page, I have my personal schedule and on the right, you can see a tiny glimpse of my blogging schedule. On the left, you can see the days of the month and then the date. Since I like a simple layout, I just numbered the days in the middle of the two pages. So this month I added two calendar spreads, one for my personal life and one for my blogging. I use my journal to keep track of my personal schedule but also my blogging schedule. And I can already put down appointments and to-do lists so I can go into the month well prepared. Doing it before the new month starts helps me transition into the new month without an issue. So it’s currently January 26th and I’ve just set up my next month of February. I set up my monthly spread in the last week of the current month. That’s the thing I most enjoy about this system, all these blank pages and it’s up to you what you’ll do with them! Or leave one out if that’s the case for you. If you miss out on a specific spread the month before, you can add it in this month. As I mentioned in my first post about having a bullet journal, is that the journal develops alongside with you. These spreads differ from month to month for me. They are put at the beginning of the month so it’s easy to flip back to them and fill them out. Different spreads you can think about are pages with goals, tasks and habit trackers. These are the pages I’ll use throughout the month to help me organize my daily life. I set up a couple of spreads every single month. Why are there monthly spreads in a bullet journal? Enjoy the second part to my bullet journal series. How they look and what their functions are in my day-to-day life. This month I’d like to give you an in-depth look at my monthly spreads.