When I Should Be Studying

One of my favorite things about planning digitally is that I can create a template page and then copy and paste it into my planner to use over and over again. This not only saves time, but also allows for my planner to look cohesive from start to finish. To learn more about how to make your planner cohesive check out  Elements to Make Your Bullet Journal Cohesive . I plan digitally, using an iPad and the application GoodNotes   Adonit Dash 3 Stylus  from Amazon. These spreads were made on GoodNotes5, but are easily exported to be used on GoodNotes4. If you are curious to why I plan digitally check out my blog post  Switching to a Digital Planner-Paperless Planning . In this blog post I share the bullet journal templates that I use yearly, monthly, and weekly. I also included links to all of the original blog posts that these spreads come from. Those links provide more information on the spread and how to create your own. What I do with the templates that I have creat...

This blog post will explain how I set up my bullet journal for a new month. Since I plan digitally, if you are curious for why I do that check out my blog post Switching to a Digital Planner- Paperless Planning , my set up for a new month does not take long at all. After my first month of digital planning I started creating monthly templates, which then lessens the time I spend on it even more. In this blog post I included images of the templates and what the spreads look like at the end of the month. I plan using the application GoodNotes . I highly recommend this application for anyone interested in planning digitally. The price is worth it. The styluses I use are either the Pilot G2 Pen Stylus or the Bargain Depot Stylus 2 Pack . Monthly Trackers The first spread I paste into my digital bullet journal is my monthly trackers. Over the past few months this spread has changed to include different habits that I want to specifically track for that month. Most recently this spre...