Bullet Journal is making my 2016 very much alive. I am glad that I stumble upon this system. I have never used any other planner or organizer ever since and I continually grow in love with it every single day. The month is not complete without me sharing how I setup my Bullet Journal for June. As always I'll include the why's, how to's and tips for each entries.
Bullet Journal Update + Flip Through Video
(see how my May Bullet Journal went)
Monthly Calendar + Projects + Habit Tracker
For the month of May I separated my monthly calendar, projects and habit tracker but for June I decided to put them all in one spread. I found a good monthly layout in another blogger I just forgot the link. Anyhow the dates of the month are written across the spread and below you'll have a lot of space to write down anything. I decided to use the space for my goals, projects and habit tracker.
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| My June Monthly Page |
June Goals
I selected 11 goals that I want to achieve for June from personal to blog and business, etc. I used color code to separate them easily and highlight whenever the goal is achieved.
June Projects
I didn't like last month's set up for projects so I simplified everything for June. As you can see my projects are in very simple bullets. Same with goals I highlight on things that I have already achieved.
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| Hello Goals for June!!! |
June Habit Tracker
I still used the one I Tracker from Decade Thirty. This time I cut them into individual squares and pasted them on the space provided. Currently I am only tracking four items : Miracle Morning, Morning Pages, No Late June and Reading Book.
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| Habit Tracker |
June Editorial Calendar
Last month's set up didn't bring that much joy into my blogging life so I makeover my editorial calendar to fit that can be functional for me. Instead of separating the entries by color of the penmanship I separated them per category. I use pencil for ideas and ballpen for when that particular post is already published. READ: My Weekly Writing Routine aka How I Maintain Two Blogs with A Full Time Job.
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| I always include an Editorial Calendar inside my Bullet Journal |
Weekly and Daily Pages
I have the same layout for weekly and daily pages but I included a tracker for my Miracle Morning and I mainly used the "Tasks This Week" as just plain "This Week..."
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| Hello June!!! |
Miracle Morning Tracker. This is a new habit that I am introducing into my life and deserves a separate detailed blog post. But to quickly enlighten you I did add a tracker on each step of my Miracle Morning and I fill them in whenever I accomplish the task.
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| See the addition of Miracle Morning on my Daily Pages |
This Week page is not focused on the tasks but rather answers the question "What will happen this week". I just put important matters and reminders on this space.
Collections
For June I created spreads to narrow down my monthly projects into appropriate next actions. I just write down the name of the project, start date, deadline and goal (or why I'm doing this) the I follow through action items. I love this because I could take my time and brain dump on the tasks I need to do. Whenever I set up a new week or day I review my project master list and select a doable task from the brain dump I did.
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| I started doing brain dump for next actions on my Projects |
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| Tracking my Instagram Posts |
Another collection I did is My Instagram Tracker and Plan. I am currently serious in making my instagram grow so I did created a spread to track and to plan my posts. I find this very helpful especially for days when I don't know what to post. I refer on my cheat sheet and find an answer.
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| I created an entry for a cheat sheet of my Instagram feed |
Gratitude Log is something I have tried before but didn't work out for me. However I saw a very good gratitude layout wherein everything is in a normal calendar type layout and I super love it. For me its perfect to jot down my thank yous.
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| I love this set up!!! |
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| Gratitude Log |
That's it for my June Bullet Journal I hope you enjoyed this.
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