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Here's a step by step guide to help you get started with the Bullet Journal method: Get a notebook. ... Think about your intentions for Bullet Journaling. ... Start with your index page. ... Create your future log. ... Set up your monthly log. ... Making your daily log. ... Rinse, repeat, and reflect.

The bullet journal future log is a place where you add all of your important monthly and yearly events in one place. It is like the year at a glance spread of appointments. It is basically a calendar spread to anything that is relevant for your long-term future planning.

As the Bullet Journal website explains, "The future log... is used to store dated entries that will occur outside the current month." It's simply a method of future planning, in which you keep track of all kinds of events, future dates and appointments, annual goals and other tasks.

It's simply a method of future planning, in which you keep track of all kinds of events, future dates and appointments, annual goals and other tasks. For instance, one might fill their future log with: Bullet journal future log layouts don't limit the nature of entries, so anything of note can be added.

Weekly Logs were not part of the original bullet journal system, but have become quite popular because of their ability to track tasks and events without getting into too much detail. Daily Logs zoom in and focus on one particular day of the week.

But here is how you get started: Get your supplies. You don't need anything too fancy, any journal and any pen would work if you're in a pinch and just want to get started. ... Set your goals. ... Create a Key. ... Set up an Index page. ... Create a Future Log. ... Set up a Monthly Spread. ... Create a Weekly / Daily Log.

What is this? Finally, in my series on Bullet Journaling for beginners, we got to a monthly log. A monthly log is a place to create a bird's eye view of whatever is happening with your month. But of course, as with everything in your Bullet Journal, it's totally customizable and can serve you in any way you need.

Insert printable layouts -- there are many different bullet journal layouts, but it's best to start simple. Find a monthly calendar, a habit tracker (kids love these!), and a weekly layout. ... Decorate! ... Fill in the layouts -- set up your monthly calendar and add any habits you'd like to track that month.