When I Should Be Studying

I mostly use my weekly bujo spreads to make to do lists, but when I have a lot that I want to get done I will dedicate a whole page to just a to do list. In this blog post I will be sharing so of my favorite to do lists that I have made. These spreads vary from simple black and white to detailed spread with drawings. As I have mentioned before on the blog I plan digitally, using an iPad and the application  GoodNotes  and  Bargain Depot Stylus 2 Pack  from Amazon. Currently I am still using GoodNotes 4. If you are curious to why I plan digitally you should check out my blog post  Switching to a Digital Planner-Paperless Planning . Spread Type #1 This first spread is the simplest of all the ones I will be showing. I made this specifically for a day last year when I wanted to get a lot done before going to college. As you will see most of list include boxes to then be crossed out when complete. I just really like using the feature in GoodNotes that makes ...

These simple black and white weekly bullet journal spreads are perfect for when you are lacking the time to create a elaborate spread or if simple spreads are just more of your style.  I have created all of these spreads with enough space from daily tasks, daily food logs and even enough space at the bottom to add other trackers, a notes section or somewhere to track your weekly goals or to dos. The rectangle in the top left hand corner is meant to write when the week started and ended.  How You Can Change Up These Spreads From Week to Week I love that I can take these spread and use them as templates for other weekly spreads. These spreads also allow you to easily add color to them to change up the spread from week to week. If you find that one of these spreads works the best for you, you can always change up the look from week to week by experimenting with different fonts, color combinations, doodles, banners, and digital stickers or pictures.  What...