Mindful Bullet Journaling 

If you haven’t heard about Bullet Journalling already, it has been catching on.

I had started my Bullet Journal Journal Journey approximately 4 months ago. However, I was in no position to buy a new journal, tape or stickers.

My only purchase was two packs of 4 color pens so I could write down tasks by priority and category.

As for paper, I decided to recycle what I already had. I already had the Staples Arc supplies (discbound discs, paper, dividers) graph paper from a notebook I didn’t finish and unused sheets from other journals. I also used a portable punch to punch the paper to fit into the journal, then I was ready. I felt that I was truly able to “do more with less.” Hence, mindful bullet journalling.

The best part about the Bullet Journal is that if you don’t like a layout, you can go to the next page and change it, no matter if it’s the next day, week, month or year. There are no two Bullet Journals that are alike and that what makes your bullet journal yours and yours alone.