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I liked the idea of combining a bullet journal and a planner so I came up with the idea of a printer planner.

How this idea works is that you create all of your own pages online. 

I use Canva which has a free version.

Later I will do a how-to post so you can get started creating your own planner pages.

I am super excited to tell you about all of the pages in my planner, so let's get started!

If you are interested in buying the planner I use (And Love! :) ), you can find the planner here.

First up in my planner is the dashboard. It has a pink watercolor divider behind it. 

After that is all of my overview pages and important pages.

• 2018 Year at a Glance
• 2019 Year at a Glance
• Important Dates
• And Notes

I have monthly and weekly layouts.

Each monthly section has a habit tracker and a blank page for doodling notes.

The weekly layouts are each two pages.

My Boss Girl Blog section is next! I just love the divider I added for that one!

I have a two-page editorial calendar for each month and a page of blog post ideas. (For a more in-depth look at them, watch the video below.)

I haven't added my fashion section yet, but I have a few ideas for it.

A goal section is definitely a must-have in your planner to get anything done. Mine isn't done yet, so I am probably going to have another post so you can see it.

My other section is after that and this is where the fun begins.

In this section, I have everything from my favorite websites to all of my passwords.

• Books to Read
• Weekly Schedule
• Morning + Night Routines
• Passwords
• Favorite Websites
• Wishlist (You got to have this one! :) )