This is just going to be a running list of your pages and what’s on them. This page is instrumental in staying organized and of all the modules, it is the most important. This is going to be the first page you come to when opening your journal.The journal in its most basic form has four modules to get your life organized: The Index, The Future Log, The Monthly Log, and The Daily Log.

If you’re looking for a quick and easy way to keep track of your life and what you need to do for the day, spending four hours per page isn’t quite ideal. Not to mention, they can be extremely time consuming. It’s easy to get sucked into the internet rabbit hole of beautiful page layouts and pretty colored pens - and while all of those are great, they can be very intimidating. His version of the Bullet Journal is a no frills system that, in its purest form, works because of its customization and simplicity. Ryder Carroll is the guy who started it all. I would definitely recommend perusing the official Bullet Journal website to see what this thing is all about. Lines are also great and obviously, the most easy to find, however they can limit some of your layout choices. My personal favorite is either the grid or dot style notebook. The brave may choose a blank-paged notebook which allows for ultimate customization. This can be any notebook your heart desires. In this post I wanted to go over step by step, how I set my BuJo up, as well as share some of the wonderful resources I’ve used along the way. I cannot even begin to tell you how much I love this community, and bringing new people into it is such a great feeling. After my last post I had quite a few people tell me that they’re ready to make their own journal.

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