If you want to start using your bullet journal every day, you can start off by allocating 5-10 minutes in the morning just to jot down what you need to do. Now that I know my needs and why I bullet journal, I use my bullet journal every day. When I first started and didn’t really know what to use my bullet journal for, I only really just used my bullet journal monthly to make calendars and write down special events. In order to make bullet journaling a habit, you also need to make sure you’re committed to it. So keep trying other things until you find the pages that you can’t live without! I found that my monthly essential spreads are a quote page, a cover page, a mood tracker, a habit tracker, a doodle/brain dump page, and my weekly spreads! Yours might look different. It also took me a whole year to fully realise my bullet journaling style and what pages worked for me so keep experimenting with different spreads. If you want to get into bullet journaling to help increase your productivity, then you can worry about calligraphy and doodling later and focus on the setups and pages that you can use to be more productive. The most important thing to keep in mind is that you’re not going to be an expert right from the start so it’s better to start simple.
#Bullet journal supplies how to#
If you’re looking into learning how to bullet journal, there are a few things you should expect. Obviously you are allowed rest days and you don’t have to do everything perfectly but guilt-tripping myself always works for me! 😅 It’s a good way to almost guilt-trip yourself if you don’t end up filling it in your habit tracker. Personally, if I want to make a habit stick I keep track of it in my bullet journal and make sure I’m doing it daily. Habit trackers are great for keeping track of your habits (obviously) and pushing yourself to stick to these habits daily. You can also keep useful pages like habit trackers. For bullet journals, a GSM of 100 to 160 is generally preferred as it ensures minimal. One crucial aspect is the paper weight (measured in grams per square metre, or GSM) of the pages.
I also tend to look at a computer screen aaall day so I try not to rely on my computer or my phone too much for things like planning my days and personal goals. When choosing a bullet journal, it's important to consider a few factors to ensure a smooth and enjoyable journaling experience. I don’t know if it’s just me but I remember things better when I write them down on paper so I still prefer to write everything on paper instead of my notes in my phone. Keeping a bullet journal definitely helps me break down my tasks during the day.
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