If you’re guilty of starting a bullet journal at the beginning of a new year, a new season, or just after a new notebook purchase, and then abandoning the project not long after—you're far from alone.

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Looking for a healthy habit to take up? Need a way to better organize your schedule that isn’t just a mess of notifications? Want an excuse to buy new markers and colored pencils? Perhaps making a ...

When social distancing measures took hold across the country last year, many Americans started feeling less motivated. In a 2020 study conducted by the Pew Research Center, 42 percent of adults under ...

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New (academic) year, new me … right? But alas, the overwhelming workload and dreaded procrastination inevitably creep in. Though procrastination bears no easy solution, its effects can be mitigated by ...

Choosing the right planner at the start of the new year is a critical, albeit incredibly personal decision. As for me, I'm a notebook hoarder, so I might be a little biased, but journals are getting a ...

A page from Cameron Inglis' bullet journal. Bullet journal pages can be embellished with colored pens, decorative crafting tape, stencils for creating page headers, fancy stickers and intricate ...

Ever since I was in middle school, I’ve used a notebook to record thoughts, stories, and poems. Of course, back then, all entries began with “Dear Diary” and all of my poems rhymed. Until recently, I ...