One of my favorite aspects of bullet journaling is the flexibility. For the past few months, I haven’t used any sort of monthly calendar. In a traditional planner, that would have just been wasted space. But, I find myself too confined using only a weekly spread in my current bullet journal, so it’s time for me to give monthly planning another chance. This post contains affiliate links and I will be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on my links.
This particular monthly spread isn’t technically new for me. It’s a revised version of one I used in December 2016. Back then, I found it confusing. (Why did I use numbers instead of letters?!) I made a few tweaks this time, though, and I think that will solve the problems I had.
Inspired by my Essential Oil Inventory, I color-coded the recurring tasks instead of lettering them, so it looks less cluttered. (I also may have wanted an excuse to use my Mildliners.) I added a simplified habit tracker to one column rather than using a separate column for each habit, like I have done in the past. (Thanks Frankenlog for this idea!)
The result is a clean, minimalist monthly spread that I love. Hopefully, it serves its purpose, and I can finally find some “planner peace”.
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