Week One | Attempt a Bullet Journal

I suck at keeping journals, that's a fact you can take to the bank. But I've always admired people who can get on with it, y'know? I bought a really adorable Molang diary around Christmas time 2017 to keep as a diary for college etc, but its now sat in a bottom drawer never again to see the light of day.

So to try this whole malarkey again, I bought a new diary. Super cute, Sainsbury's organiser that was on offer for £4.50! But honestly the amount of money I've spent on diaries and organisers in the last 5 years is scary.

BEHOLD IN ALL ITS BEAUTY.

Isn't it pretty? I'm hoping with all of this bucket-listing I'm doing, it'll kick me up the butt so I'll actually use it.

So far I've added a Notes page, Habit Tracker with 4 sections, a Sleep Tracker and my weekly spreads!

I started off by researching how other people organise their bullet journals. My favourite set-up is when people use squared paper, not lined. It looks so much cuter, but I couldn't find a cute diary with squared paper, and aesthetic is, stupidly, important to me.

I watched a lot of YouTube videos, spent too much time on Instagram, and got impatient when I realised it was 22:22 and I had to go to bed. I was feeling so damn inspired but it was all going to go to waste because I wake up miserable like every damn day. But I was determined to make it work.

I've spent collectively about 2 hours on this month's spread, and it's pretty basic but I really like it, I think it looks cute!

So there we go, that's one more off the list!