A bunch of spreads for productivity, remembering, assignments and organization.
If you are craving structure in your life, whether planning appointments or school projects, bullet journaling can help.
These are the spreads that I wip of every month...
My theme for January was a mountain theme in a sense. I really based it off of being steadfast in God's word, and sharing how good he is with others. So the swords and sheild were essential, the green and pink branches really added to the theme.
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Going with a ancient type theme with the scroll holding January and mountains behind it gave it a classical touch.
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I went with a minimal calendar, I used a roll of tape to mark my circles.
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Reading, writing, and cleaning amongst others things were planned for my habits. Which were things I wanted to do more of, to be productive or better myself. This looks different for everyone.
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My agenda had mini scrolls and the branches mapping along it.
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My TBR consisted of three books, January I read On The Come Up by Angie Thomas, a book I highly recommend. (Especially now)
If you have any questions leave them in the comments along with the theme that you did, if you did one.
