I've been using it for about a month now and I'm pretty shocked with how long I've kept up with it because I never usually stick with things for more than about a week. I've noticed slight changes in my productivity but I have just accepted the fact that I will always procrastinate. Always. Forever. Which, I'll be the first to admit, probably isn't a good thing.
I should probably add that I use a moleskin dotted notebook with a Faber Castell fine liner to write with, so it's fairly good quality however I have noticed that sometimes the pen tends to bleed through the page. I know that there's always going to be some ghosting but the bleed through really bothers me. However, another popular notebook in the Bullet Journal community is the Leuchtterm 1917 notebooks, which I think I might try for my next Bullet Journal.
When I first started my BuJo I used a monthly layout that had been adapted from the original by Kara Benz from Boho Berry. I found that it works for me, because as a teenager, I don't really have too many appointments e.t.c planned ahead. My daily pages pretty much follow the standard Bullet Journal layout, although I do embellish the headers. I'm actually kind of ashamed of my Future Log just because it doesn't look as pretty as I'd like it to be. Oh well.
My only collections at the minute are: Foods I Like, a wishlist, some goals for the end of this year and 'How To Avoid Procrastination'.
Anyways, I hope you enjoyed this first blog post and I will see you, hopefully, very soon!
Byeee xxx
