I got into bullet journaling in 2017 right after my IGCSE. When I was young I loved drawing. At preschool I would pick drawing over toys any day. I remember that there was a rule where some toys would be “closed” for the day, meaning we couldn’t play with it until our teacher tells us it’s reopened. The drawing station was never closed, so I was never bothered by the rule. (Though I do remember getting caught playing with something closed, haha). Anyway, I kind of forgot about colouring and drawing as I got older, until I started bullet journaling. I find that it kind of forces you to not be lazy to create since you have to prepare spreads monthly and weekly. It really makes you put down your phone because your spreads have a deadline!
July is approaching so I made a simple planner page to share! Feel free to print it out and give it a try. I kept the components quite general so everyone can use it. You may want to add extra trackers on the back, maybe draw a table to track your finances, or add another habit tracker. If you already track your events on your phone calendar, maybe use this one to write a one sentence journal entry each day so you can look back on what happened each day this month. Have fun and happy planning! ❤
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