In My Bullet Journal This Month: What worked: Bright colours which gave a consistent look to the month, irrespective of how much time I had to create a layout The Derwent colouring pencils – one of my new favourite things Done lists – instead of creating a To-do list each day, I wrote a weekly…
I went with a floral theme for my June bullet journal spreads. After treating myself to some new Derwent Coloursoft Pencils, this was the perfect opportunity to put them to good use and really bring some colour in to my journal. I’ve really enjoyed my previous monthly layouts, where I’ve created a block per week…
My bullet journal theme this month is a throwback to one of my very first bullet journal spreads – lavender. Inspired by Amanda Rach Lee I created a lavender spread back in 2018 and it’s something I’ve wanted to return to ever since. For the second month in a row I’ve avoided a month-at-a-glance spread.…
What Worked In My Bullet Journal This Month: Have a theme that can be simplified for quick spreads Daily planning – still finding daily plans work better at the moment rather than weekly Listing the things that recharge me. I cannot tell you how much of a game changer this has been for me. Having…
This post is all about my favourite bullet journal supplies right now. Not everything I use by any means, but it’s definitely the essentials that I drop in my pencil case and take with me when I travel. Let’s dive in. Notebook I’ve got several notebooks that all do a different job for me, but…
What is it? The Alastair Method is a form of bullet journaling created by a guy called Alastair Johnston, hence the name! I use it when time is short, there’s lots of tasks and I want to figure out how to spread the workload across a week. How does it work? Space out 8 horizontal…
This month was all about creating a sense of flow from one month to the next. So much has changed in our all lives since March; but while this period feels like it will never end, I wanted my April 2020 bullet journal setup to be a constant reminder this month that time continues to…
What worked in my bullet journal this month: Daily planning Food and meal planning over two weeks instead of the usual one Dividing tasks into 10, 20 or 30 minute groups so I can easily pick up my focus when I find a brief pocket of time. What didn’t work in my journal this month:…
If you follow me on Instagram you’ll know that I talk about bullet journaling. A lot. And I’ve probably neglected to answer the most fundamental of questions – what the hell is bullet journaling?! What is bullet journaling? It’s a system originally created by Ryder Carroll as a means of rapid productivity. Journalers start with…
[wc_box color=”primary” text_align=”left” margin_top=”5″ margin_bottom=”5″ class=””] NOTE: These are strange times in which we find ourselves and I’m conscious that with so much going on “normal” life feels like a distant memory. This episode was recorded before the full impact of Covid-19 was clear so it isn’t mentioned during our conversation. I know that, for…