Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Firstly, let’s cover the most obvious question – what is a bullet journal? I should mention that while I have found lots of joy in the bullet journal, I did not create it and I don’t own it.

The bullet journal is a planner system devised by Ryder Carrol, and I would highly suggest you to get a basic understanding of his vision of the bullet journal system. As he lays it out, it is a blank journal that houses a combination of certain elements, such as an index, monthlies, dailies, collections, and a future log (don’t worry, we will cover each of these below). Basically, this is a planner system that allows you to plan for the future, track the past, and keep your sanity in the present. While any blank journal can become a bullet journal, not every planner in a blank journal is a bullet journal. There are lots of different planning systems that can occur in a blank notebook, but the bullet journal consists of this recipe (plus some extra stuff if you want to spice it up – more on that later). For example, my new is not a bullet journal because it lacks several of the elements of the bullet journal system and adds a heaping dose of art. So if you’re working with a system with the ingredients listed in Ryder’s bullet journal explanation, then you’ve got yourself a bullet journal.

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Supplies You Need to Get Started What do you need to start a bullet journal? The good news is that you can start a bullet journal in pretty much any empty (or even half empty) notebook that you have lying around.

And you can use any pen as well. If you want to use a fancier pen, then go for it. If you want to use a cheap pen that you accidentally stole from the bank counter, then that’s fantastic. Really, that’s all you need. A journal and a pen. You’re golden. However, I have found that I am much more likely to use my bullet journal every day when I get some joy from the materials I’m using.

That means that a nicer journal and some bright, funky pens are also a great way to get started and enjoy the process a bit more. Because who said this can’t be fun, anyway? I would highly suggest that you find yourself a few materials that make you feel good and that bring you joy to use. My Basic Bullet Journal Must-Have List This is essentially a list of things that I would pack up to bring with me on a trip. They are my favorites and the essential members of my bullet journal grab bag. I have and use a lot more than what’s listed right here, so feel free to check out the to see other materials I like! Shejr dar borai modar padar.

The only essentials I’m not adding here are my watercolor supplies. You may know that I’m crazy for watercolors, so they appear in nearly all of my bullet journal spreads. But I’m really wanting to cover the basics in this bullet journal cheat sheet, so I’m excluding my watercolor obsession.

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