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Traditional Bullet Journal System
Are you organised, structured and an avid planner?
If yes, then you’ll appreciate the more formal, traditional method of bullet journaling. It’s structured around monthly, weekly and daily logging activities, trackers, to-do lists, record-keepers, check-lists, and daily diary spreads.
Free Form Journal System
Or do you go prefer less structure and planning?
If this is you then you’ll love freeform journaling. It has no specific structure. You ‘do it when you do it’ and it’s the perfect way to express your creativity in the form of random lists, doodles, inspirational quotes and wishlists.
What if you’re a bit of both?
You like order and structure but you’re also creative and love to express yourself in words and art. Use structured planners and lists when you want to, and mix them up with fun gratitude lists, quotations and life trackers ‘as and when’. No pressure.
BUJO (Bullet Journaling) is the perfect way to create a story of your life. It’s a hard-copy visual reflection of you, your personality and your style. It’s a great way to plan your days (or not), record life events, special occasions and holidays, while keeping on top of important things like your workout routine and the kids’ extra-murals. BUJO is a way to look back on your life over the years and see how you’ve grown. It’s an investment in yourself and a record of your habits and personality for your children and grandkids to enjoy when they’re older.
Inspire Dream Create

Create a personalised journal in your own unique style
Bullet journaling also referred to as Dot Journaling, Dot Grid
Here are some ideas:
Sketchbook | Journal | Idea catcher | Goals | Dreams | Diary | Holidays | Gratitude | To Do Lists | Grocery Lists | Meal Planning | Story Writing | Travel Plans | Weight Loss Tracker and many more….
Features of I Love My Journals
This handy-sized dotted bullet journal will help guide your journaling but is light enough to disappear into the page once you start writing.

How to use your Bullet Journal
This is the genius of the Bullet Journal. In order for Indexing to work, you need to number your pages, this way your entries can be added to the Index. The Index (table of contents) is how you
In addition to the front index, you can develop a
Using Keys helps you create an Easy Journal system
Create keys {Bullet points } that are significant to you. They can be simple and easy to remember ie: symbols, doodle or anything you like…
Each page is a blank canvas, have fun!
Mandy
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