My 2016 Favorite Bullet Journal Pages!

As you know if you participated in the Design Your Destiny goal setting course, I’m a huge fan of reflecting on the past year as the first step to making goals for the new one. I figured I should do the same thing with my Bullet Journal, so this post includes some of my favorite, and most useful pages, from my 2016 journals.

Title Pages

Partway through the year, I started adding a title page to signify the beginning of a new month. I like having that separation, and it gave me a chance to be creative and practice drawing.

Weekly Dashboard

My weekly pages are literally the heart of my Bullet Journal. They organize my brain for the week and give me a big picture overview of what’s on my schedule. They are also one of the places I experiment the most. I discovered that I really like to keep my weeklies simple for the most part and save details for trackers or my daily pages.

Notes & Inspiration

One of my favorite ways to use my Bullet Journal is to take notes on books I’m reading, podcasts I listen to, and recording things that inspire me.

Gratitude

Daily gratitude is one of my favorite practices. Instead of writing down the same things over and over, I try to find something specific from my day that I was grateful for.

Most Useful Pages

The photo below is a few of the most useful pages in my Bullet Journal. Links are included for ones I’ve written about in more detail. The photo includes the following pages:

Life in Pixels
Meal Plan & Shopping List
Favorite Meal Ideas
Strength Training Tracker
Currently Reading List
Bill Payment Tracker
90 Day Goals
Pomodoro Tracker
Weekly Review
Color Coding
Social Media & Blog Income Tracker
Library Books

Mind Maps

I use mind mapping for everything. Here are a few examples from this year.

Doodling

I started the year out thinking I wasn’t very creative and couldn’t draw. Slowly, I’ve gotten better as I’ve taken part in doodling challenges. I’m still not a pro, but it’s sure fun to try.

As you can see, my Bullet Journal is about so much more than productivity or to-do lists. I use it for every aspect of my life, and it’s been a huge blessing to me this year. I can’t wait to see what 2017 brings!!

Join the Conversation

What was your favorite page in your bullet journal this year? Let me know in the comments below. I’m always looking for new ideas!