Tips for bullet journal beginners
- Don't make it profound so that it becomes a chore: You can write what you want and figure out what matters later.
- Just get started: Write down a few tasks you want to get done today. Consider how you can resolve some issues you're facing. Write down some ideas and get started.
- Buy materials you like: If you hate your materials, you're going to be less likely to use them every day.
- Don't worry if it is not artistic: It is a reflection of your life, and that makes it beautiful.
- Start with one area of your life: Track your eating habits, or financial goals, or friend's birthdays, etc.
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