How to Make the Perfect Weekly Bullet Journal Layout
To tell you the truth, when I started bullet journaling, I was determined to find the perfect weekly layout.
Learn more of what I wish I had known when I started bullet journaling here.
I found the layout with the most helpful trackers and boxes on it. (I thought.)
After making this layout once, I didn't like it as much as I thought I would, so I made a few tweaks and tried again the next week.
Each week after that, I made a few changes to the layout.
Pretty soon I got bored of that layout and redesigned it.
Then I decided I only wanted a one-page layout instead of a two-page layout. Guess what? I changed that layout and cut out some of the "helpful trackers"
I needed something that I could make quickly each week instead of spending a long time on it. I decided that my monthly layout would be super intricate and that my weekly layout would only take a few minutes.
Don't get me wrong. The layout I started with was a great layout, but it just wasn't for me. I am one of those people who gets bored when they see the same tracker, same layout, over and over again.
Are you one of those people?
I made examples of a few of my layouts. I thought I'd make this a win-win for both of us, so I made these templates printable and they are waiting for you in the freebie library.
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How are you making your perfect layout?
Here are a few of my ideas.
- Pick a layout you like
- Use it for one week
- Make changes to the layout and use it again
- Keep making changes to the layout every week until you get tired of it.
- Redesign the entire layout. (Move things around and change the color scheme)
- Try again!
The thing is, your perfect layout one week maybe isn't going to be the perfect layout next week.
Sometimes you have a busy week and need more room in your layout, sometimes you have nothing to write.
You just need to find your sweet spot.

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