I’m back in a Bullet Journal and it feels so good! I spent the last couple weeks looking at layout ideas and reviewing my old Bullet Journals (I started in 2014 and have 8 years worth now!) and figuring out what to keep and what to toss. I decided to keep things simple and stick…
In December I tried out the Anchored Women S.O.S. Planner for the month. If you are looking for a printable and customizable planner this one might be for you! I enjoyed my time in it, and appreciated all the little extras, like a weekly review “looking back” page and a “looking ahead” planning page each…
For my final planner test of the year I chose the S.O.S Planner from Kayse at Anchored Women. It’s a digital download that has lots of customizable options to choose from. I used this planner in 2017 when I was homeschooling my boys and loved it. Since that time she has updated a lot of…
In November, I used the Hopefuel planner for the entire month to test it out and see what I thought. (You can see the set up for the month here, and the reason why I’m not bullet journaling right now here.) What did I think? Up front you should know that I loved this planner….
For November I am testing out a Hopefuel planner from Hopefuel.co I reached out to Heather who graciously sent me a 6 month daily planner to try out and share with you. (I’m not in my Bullet Journal for these last few months of the year because I ran out of pages!) It’s a nice…
I finished all of October using the free Scattered Squirrel printable planner pages. While it was hard not having my Bullet Journal (I ran out of pages in my 2021 Bullet journal) I got into the swing of things fairly well with Scattered Squirrel and think if I HAD to use something other than a…
For the last three months of 2021 I’m going to be trying out three different planners and sharing with you. This first planner is a printable planner that is completely free and customizable from Scattered Squirrel. I’ve been working in it for two full weeks and though I don’t love having them in a binder…
I made it through September in my 2021 Bullet Journal and then I ran out of room. Rather than buy a new notebook and have the rest of the year in part of another notebook, I thought I’d run a 3 month experiment that might really help you too. I’m going to try a different…
Instead of sharing all of my August Bullet Journal pages this time, I thought I’d zoom in closer on my habits and how I’m tracking them and give some more details on how it is helping me grow in an area I’m weak (consistency). Each habit has its own mini calendar in the shape of…
Here’s how my July bullet journal filled up… The “What I Did This Month” page ended up not working because I was kind of already reviewing my day on the “memories” page for this month. So for August, that’ll be gone. And the “one line reading reflection” was a great idea, but I’m still learning…