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The Bullet Journal is much more than just a calendar

Here you will find inspiration, templates, tips and tricks for creating and designing your bullet journal.

I discovered bullet journaling in 2015 and since then I can no longer imagine planning, organizing and documenting without this method!

See also the interview from 2018; my answers at the time have lost NOTHING of their relevance!

Do you also want to start bullet journaling immediately, but don't have a notebook and/or no time to design a suitable layout? Then download my current free bullet journal templates and start your bullet journaling adventure quick and easy.

Bullet journaling is the new way of scheduling appointments and only requires paper and pen. New York graphic designer Ryder Caroll invented the system with which a notebook can be designed as your very own personal and individual calendar.

Now your search for the perfect planner/agenda is over! Gone are the days of countless lists, notes and post-it notes lying around somewhere that you've long since lost track of.

You can organize your appointments in the Bullet Journal® on monthly, weekly and daily plans. You create extra pages for collections, projects, habits and much more, according to your wishes and needs.

To-do lists are preceded by a bullet point, hence the name "bullet". Business and private appointments/tasks can be easily distinguished using the so-called "key" and/or colored markings. With the Bullet Journal® you can organize your present, plan the future and document your past. This can be done in a very minimalist way, as recommended by the inventor, but also creatively, colorfully and diversely; there are no limits to your imagination.

On my website you will find inspiration for all the modules of the Bullet Journal. If you use templates, please do not forget to indicate the source with a backlink in any publication and that all images on this website are protected by copyright.

Have fun discovering your personal bullet journal style.

weekly spreads

monthly spreads

futurelog

memories

Doodles

bujo hacks