I posted my bujo in another post without any explanation so here is the breakdown of this specific spread
Goal: This week I set a goal, which I don’t normally do, I just wanted to put it down on paper to remind me “hey what are you doing to get this done.
📅 Calendar: I use it to have an at a glance look at the week. Drawing out the whole month helps me visualize the week in the context of the whole month
Important dates: serves as a little reminder of what’s going on in the week.
Work schedule: now this is brand new and I’m test running it. I have a set schedule, meaning I work the same hours every day. This is info that is repeated twice on the page but this is because I happen to have a daily for that day. Sometimes I don’t have a lot happening so I don’t write a daily and having the side bar with a fill in option, I feel, will work for me so I can track the information without needing or feeling like I need to have a section for that day
Mood: I labeled the section mood but I had more of a like daily energy tracker, next week I’ll definitely label it energy.
Daily: of course an area for daily happenings! Sometimes I write gratitude and I journal here too so I usually make it the day of so I can have as much space as the day requires.
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