BULLET JOURNAL ESSENTIALS Hi there! New blog post, new planner. I’m kind of late but well, better late than never. Right? Right! I’ve been looking for a planner that will perfectly fit my lifestyle but of course there’s no such thing. Starbucks 2021 Planner is okay but I don’t like the colors plus I need more spaces where I can jot my thoughts and my tasks especially now that I’m planning to pursue Advanced Studies next school year (August 2021), so I just decided to create a bullet journal. Pros? I can put whatever I want in there plus I can tweak it with the way I wanted. HAHAHA! Cons? I have no freaking idea how to design it. I’m not really creative, ya know?! No Starbucks planner for me this year, I however, got the travel organizer. Praying for everything to go back to normal because being unable to travel sucks. Anyway, let me share my BuJo journey, I’m kinda new to this bullet journal thingy–because I’ve been using a planner all my adult life–so please bear with me. For my supplies, I’ve got these: Leather Notebook Binder and dotted sheets. Vintage papers Vintage stickers Vintage stamps and a black stamp pad. Washi tapes Pens, colored pencils and highlighters. I got these during my BLEPT review back in 2019 (Stabilo Point 88, Dong-A Twistable Colored Pencils, Stabilo Highlighters, Pilot acro ball pen) they are still working so why not use them in my journal? Right? right! Paperang P1 thermal printer (one of my 2020’s best purchases) My journal will include the following pages: Monthly overview Monthly Goals, important dates, savings trackers Books to read, movies/ series to watch (with the ratings once I’m done watching or reading. I’m not much of a movie geek so let’s see if we can push this through), monthly playlist, Weekly spread (which will also include reminders, notes, bills to pay, important things to take note of, God’s promises from my daily devotion) Monthly Highlights, which will definitely include what I’m thankful for every month. I started late but here we goooo! — 𝓳𝓵 🥀 For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do. Ephesians 2:10
