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A highly requested layout of my work notes. I use the left pages to list out all my meeting and tasks of the week, as well as a project…

Try to keep your work notes consolidated in one notebook and apply some techniques in the Bullet Journal Method.

Get organized and stay on top of your to-do list with bullet journal weekly spreads! Learn how to create the perfect layout for your busy schedule.

Manage all your job tasks better with these Bullet Journal page ideas for work. Including a free printable project management spread.

Do you know that you can run a successful business blog, planning a strategy ahead? Here you find out how to start a bullet journal for work.

Believe it or not, I hold it down with a full-time job (and then some, if you are a fellow teacher). I am SO grateful that […]

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A weekly spread is a part of your journal where you do your day to day planning. Learn what weekly spread is, what to include there, and get inspired by 65 amazing weekly spreads.

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You should try time-boxing or time-blocking your after-work activities and here's a few reasons why

We have to make two confessions. First: if you work here, you don’t pay for notebooks. Like, ever. As long as we don’t flagrantly burn inventory, we can experiment and play around however much we want. It's the best way for us to know our stuff. Second: even though we could have tried bullet journaling any time before now, and quite literally for free, it took us THIS LONG to give it a fair shot. Consider this article our mea culpa and subsequent PSA on what a bullet journal could do for…

- last week's bullet journal layout in the Nuuna notebook. Still loving the mini dot grid and the A6 format - nice and compact for my everyday carry at work and for the nappy bag. Have gone back to weekly with notes layout for the time being. It's working better for rapid logging purposes during the week and I can look at everything planned for the week at a glance. Not a fan of having to draw up the weeks in advance, so I'm only doing 8-week blocks then continuing on with notes and…