Bullet Journaling

Use tape, stickers, or colors to mark the edge of your page so that you can find information quickly. You could mark each page of a daily with a red border and each page of a monthly with a yellow border. When you come to look for your pages, you can see where the information is held without even opening your book. Washi tape also works well for this too

Use tape, stickers, or colors to mark the edge of your page so that you can find information quickly. You could mark each page of a daily with a red border and each page of a monthly with a yellow border. When you come to look for your pages, you can see where the information is held without even opening your

If you are like me and cannot draw worth a dime, then lines are your friends (as are geometric shapes). You can add a little color by adding some horizontal lines. Underline a word or a phrase to add a dash of color and information to your page. Add some horizontal lines as a header. Add some vertical lines as a border. When you are filling out your task checkboxes or calendar goals, shade a box with diagonal lines instead of coloring or filling the box. Use horizontal and vertical lines to shade areas. Use both at the same time to add more depth to your shading. Play around by filling shapes with straight lines in all directions. Try wavy lines, dotted lines, and dashed lines

sing an index is a must in my opinion. Granted, you can use your bullet journal without one, but it is so much easier with one. If you are bored of the

If you are going to color code your information, then you may as well go ahead and color code your index too. Your index is not going to contain a lot of information, so searching through the index lists is not going to take you a lot of time, but adding a touch of color can really speed things up. Time is money, but time is also time, and the more we have for ourselves, the better our lives are. Adding a little color also creates an index which is much more fun to look at.

If you were to tell another person your goal, would they understand it? Everyone wants to be rich, but a goal of getting rich is not specific. What does that even mean? To you? To others? If you want more money, then think about a specific goal. Perhaps you need to make an extra $300 per month

SMART is an acronym. Take each of the letters, and you have Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Timely

If you need a little more space, then you can divide the left-hand page into three columns, using the same numbering format as above, but split the days between morning, afternoon, and night. You could even split the days into work, life, and family, whatever works best for you to organize your month

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