100 bullet journal page ideas.
Have you ever wondered how to fill up your bullet journal and needed bullet journal page ideas? Well, you’ve come to the right place.
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For years, I’ve always wondered how many lists I can come up with to fill up my bullet journal. I use my ring planner with a bullet journal system.
I decided to compile a list of 100 bullet journal page ideas. I’m hoping these page ideas will give you the inspiration that you need to fill up your planner.
A common question is, what should I write in my bullet Journal? The answer is this: ANYTHING!
Don’t ever feel like I once did, where you can’t write that in your planner. No, that’s not a plan therefore, it doesn’t belong in your planner.
That is so not true!
A planner needs to be your peaceful spot. This is where you can go to write as much as you want.
I truly used to spend way too much time with the limiting planner belief. This is where you limit what you can put into your planner.
Honestly, I don’t know why I didn’t just embrace me and the millions of pages I come with! So, you can write anything into your planner.
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But, also I really love the flexibility that the ring system comes with. You can change up your pages as much as you’d like, add sections, and take some out.
You can even replace paper with a special type or insert that you like. I’m telling you, the possibilities are endless.
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100 bullet journal page ideas.
Planner page ideas:
- Affirmations
- Goals for the year
- Goals for the month
- Blessings of the year
- Blessings of the month
- Year at a glance
- Important dates of the year
- Monthly pages for the year
- Monthly bills
- Prayer for the year
- Prayer for the month
- Steps to take to reach goals for the month
- Monthly to do list
- Monthly earnings
- To buy list for each store
- Favorite quotes
- Daily page (to do’s)
- Weekly overview
- Weekly to buy list
- Weekly menu
- Prayer for the week
- Weekly review
- Honey do list
- Monthly tracker
- Weekly tracker
- Yearly tracker
- Breakfast ideas
- Lunch ideas
- Dinner ideas
- Snack ideas
- Grocery guide
- Family insert
- Child’s tracker
- Activities for kids
- Bucket list ideas
- Family birthdays/anniversaries
- Gift ideas
- Mood tracker
- Child’s mood tracker
- Hubby’s mood tracker
- Add to planner list
- Home to buy list
- Projects list
- Journaling
- Highlights of day
- Gratitude log
- Self care journaling insert
- Wishlist
- Your child’s wishlist
- Hubby’s wishlist
- Clothes size insert
- Family to buy list
- Recipes
- Meal ideas to try
- Work monthly calendar
- Debt tracker
- Work task list
- Weekly work schedule
- Monthly work schedule
- Holidays of the year
- Password log
- Notes
- Ideas list
- Brainstorm pages
- Brain dump area
- Pen test sheet
- Reoccurring task tracker
- Cleaning schedule
- Contacts list
- Prescriptions tracker
- Holiday party planning
- Sleep tracker
- Health log
- No spend
- Spending tracker
- Pay check distribution
- Favorite places
- Favorite stores
- Makeup products
- Favorite t.v. shows
- Currently watching T.v. shows
- Movies to watch
- New Netflix/Hulu releases
- Monthly cleaning tasks
- Yearly cleaning tasks
- Self care reminders
- Self love quotes
- Books to read
- Favorite books list
- Favorite meals to make
- Favorite deserts to make
- Pantry list
- Favorite music
- Gardening insert
- Home decor
- Takeout places of preference
- Favorite Bible verses
- Sermon Notes
- Prayer journal
- Routine checklist
These are only the first half of my ideas for planning pages. I’m sure with more time, I’ll come up with another set.
What should be on the first page of a bullet Journal?
Honestly, I don’t do well with cover pages. I just use pretty paper and dividers as my front section.
However, you can add a cover page if you’d like. A lot of people like to write their contact information in case they lose their planner.
I don’t take mine out so I don’t have that issue. How does one organize a bullet journal?
Organizing my bullet journal planner has been one of my biggest challenges. I’m not that great at organization (hence, why I started using the planner in the first place).
My best advice is to practice. I sort of went into ring planning with no knowledge. No matter how many ring bound planning video set up’s that I watched on You-tube, I still couldn’t relate.
So, what I ended up doing was to go through the process of trial and error.
After a good 3 months, I knew how I needed to set up my ring planner. Then, I made the ring planner set up a little more permanent by creating dividers and laminating them.
From there, it’s much more easier for me to get to my sections. I’m truly a label person.
By the way, here’s a planner pro tip: For those bullet journal lovers who can’t seem to store rings or figure out how to do that. Here’s an awesome tip, I wish someone would have shared with me.
Just YouTube search junk journaling in a ring bound planner. You won’t regret it!
I do save all my favorite pages and create my own little journals. You can grab a your own little planners from Amazon to store them in.
Since I started doing this, my life has been so much easier. I love to look back on my planner pages because they’re truly filled with memories.
Hopefully, my tip helped someone out there who’s been wanting to save some personal pages.
Takeaways.
I truly hope my bullet journal page ideas helped you add more sections to your planner. Maybe bullet journaling hasn’t worked for you lately, but with time it will.
Ring planners aren’t always everyone’s cup of tea. But for me that’s truly where I found planner peace.
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God bless you and until next time,
xoxo,
mrsplanahead
