9 Bullet Journal Ideas That’ll Basically Organize Your Entire Life

I’ve done maybe one ore two pages of bullet journaling in the past and that’s it!

While I’m a very creative and artistic person, I don’t always have the time to sit down and create an elaborately beautiful page for life organization. And that’s why I’ve created a list of bullet journal ideas from people who do have the time.

These are bullet journal methods, systems, and designs that I might try my hand at in the future. But these also give you bullet journal page ideas that you can start now if you are one of those people who can sit down for a couple of hours and get creative.

And below are layouts you can try for staying focused and organized on chores, goals, routines, budgets, and even habits.

It’s a bit of a process, but it’s a great way to take control of the different parts of your life. So check out the ideas below and see which bullet journal pages work best for you!

1. Chore List Journal

This bullet journal chore routine page is a great place to get started when it comes to keeping up with the home. It’s so good for planning out your week and making sure the chores actually get done.

So if you’re busy or have a hard time making sure that you’re staying on top of the vacuuming and dusting, then definitely try this bullet journal layout!

2. Weekly Bullet Journal

Creating your weekly to-do list will definitely make your week feel so much more organized and a lot less stressful. It’s a great way to take a notebook and turn it into a space of productivity. Also, it’s a nice way to do a weekly log and take notes about what did and didn’t work for getting things done.

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3. Stencil Journal

This stencil journal is an easy way to have a consistent journal layout. And this is really great for all the bookworms out there.

You can create this super cute bookshelf design and start filling in what books you’ve just completed by writing the titles on the book spines.

Update: Etsy page with original image no longer exists.

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4. House Project Bullet Journal

This home project journal will help you better visualize your dream house! It’s super cute and so easy to create. Also, it’s helpful when it comes to figuring out what’s the most important things to get done for each room and it helps make sure nothing gets overlooked.

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5. Monthly Habit Tracker

If you want to keep track of your habits, try using this awesome bullet journal tracker. You can even schedule a task ahead of time by creating an empty box and fill it in after you’re done. I think this one’s my favorite!

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6. Bucket List

I seriously love this bucket list journal from Abbey Sy. It’s so personalized, stylish and very artistic. I think this one’s good for those who have an eye for aesthetics.

Also, just having a bucket list bullet journal is a great way to look forward to activities and goals in the future. And it might actually help you make sure that they get done!

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7. Budgeting Bullet Journal

Whether you want to keep an eye on your spending or your earnings, this budgeting journal will help you out so much. It’s very systematic and functional, helping you to spend less, save more, and take control of your finances.

Update: Site, Design is Yay, no longer exists.

8. Meal Planning Journal

If you like to do simple meal prep ahead of time, then this journal is for you. No need to create a new meal plan page in your journal every single week, this post-it-notes method has got you covered.

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9. Morning Routine Journal

The Bullet Journal Addict came up with this beautiful morning routine journal. It’s a great (and pretty) way to make sure your get the most out of your morning, take care of your health, and start things off on a productive note.

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