The amount of aesthetic or art based bullet journal videos versus functional/low maintenance drives me UP A WALL! Been seriously considering starting my own channel to help build the functional bujo/planner community so I’m so excited to find your videos!
@thestationeryjunkieАй бұрын
@@katlero28 yes please push those videos out! We need more OG bujo content. And thank you so much for your kind words. I hope you consider setting up a channel and sharing your bujo experience! Will definitely watch and follow you. 😊
@syddlinden896610 күн бұрын
These kinds of trad bujo spreads are usually described as minimal of that helps your searching.
@thestationeryjunkie10 күн бұрын
@@syddlinden8966 I've tried using the term "minimal", but it still shows drawn up, aesthetic bujos but the difference is that there's less artsy/drawing layouts.
@Coley312 ай бұрын
Like you, I’ve had trouble finding content that shows the official method. Thank you for sharing!
@thestationeryjunkie2 ай бұрын
@@Coley31 Thanks for watching! There really should be more content on the OG method. It took me a while to find them. The decorative ones still overpower the OG method, but the ones that are available are extremely helpful!
@nascerisАй бұрын
After years of bullet journalling on and off (because as a perfectionist ADHD-er, I was never satisfied with how it looked), I'm finally starting a bujo today. Very excited to finally commit to it and try and adapt the bujo method to my own life. So even if you say there might be KZbinrs with better content, what matters is there are people who find YOUR content valuable and refreshing, and in the sea of artsy bujos with more art than practical value, there sure are 💜
@thestationeryjunkieАй бұрын
@@nasceris wow thank you for your kind words. ❤️ I wish you all the best in your bujo journey!
@PatyLavirАй бұрын
Bullet Journal changed my life forever. I have been implementing this method for years.
@thestationeryjunkieАй бұрын
@@PatyLavir I'm always in awe of people whose lives are changed by this method. It's such a great system!
@MomofCurtАй бұрын
I love this!! A much needed video on bujo. There is a big difference between drawing a planner in a dotted notebook and using the bujo method. You highlighted this so well while allowing room for all opinions.
@thestationeryjunkieАй бұрын
@@MomofCurt Thank you for your thoughtful comment. That was the intention for this video. ❤️
@syddlinden896610 күн бұрын
I'm planning to try the trad method in coming years to fill up notebooks I bought ages ago and use up pens i need to de-stash, and this was a wonderful look at what dailies can be. Thanks for sharing! Your minimal method is also really really aesthetically pleasing and easy to parse on review at end of week or month.
@thestationeryjunkie10 күн бұрын
Thank you! I never really considered my bujo as aesthetic, but I am glad you think it is. 🙂
@pinayknitterАй бұрын
I love a functional bullet journal! So fun seeing what goes on in a planner’s mind… how one plans and pivots/changes layouts, etc. When I start watching a “plan with me” video and the person takes so much time just describing stickers and shops and washi etc, I feel like I want to cry. So glad I found you here!
@thestationeryjunkieАй бұрын
@@pinayknitter Hello hello! I always see you liking my IG posts...thank you! ❤️❤️ haha I am also annoyed at flip videos where it's like 8mins in the video and it's only just a litany of shop names of all the deco. 🤣 It's also why I don't watch PWM videos. 😅😅😅 This is why I love the OG bujo: there's always room to experiment with layouts and sections without having to abandon the book. I'm happy that was your takeaway as it was also one of my intentions. Thank you so much!!
@roheryn2 ай бұрын
I loved LOVED this video ❤. The OG bullet journal method should be more known to the general audience.
@thestationeryjunkie2 ай бұрын
@@roheryn So true! We need more content to tweak the algorithm. Thanks for being here!
@BlushnBlueАй бұрын
Thank you for sharing a minimal/functional way of bullet journaling. Contentment is the goal!
@thestationeryjunkieАй бұрын
@@BlushnBlue I appreciate your comment, and you are so right; contentment is happiness. 😊
@MsNeal202310 күн бұрын
love love love!!!
@ScribbleiciousАй бұрын
Very helpful! Thanks for sharing
@thestationeryjunkieАй бұрын
@@Scribbleicious thanks so much!
@makaylar.6722Ай бұрын
this is an awesome version of the OG method
@thestationeryjunkieАй бұрын
@@makaylar.6722 thank you! 😍
@giuliaplans27Ай бұрын
Thank you so much for sharing a real-life, no-frills bullet journal!
@thestationeryjunkieАй бұрын
@@giuliaplans27 thank you for your kind words. ❤️
@extraneousnaz2 ай бұрын
I needed this video. I really struggled with bullet journaling in the past because I was also introduced to bujos by KZbin, and the need to be "aesthetic" and creative on every page created so much contempt with planning and journaling. I've started planning how I'm going to plan (inception!) to make sure I'm more intentional with what works for me.
@thestationeryjunkie2 ай бұрын
@@extraneousnaz @extraneousnaz that's great! I've always been an advocate of this method for its intentionnand purpose. When you know your "why", the aesthetics don't really matter. Planning how to approach planning is a great way to put your needs first. ❤️
@Jojournals90Ай бұрын
I’m not a bullet journaler (never managed to keep up with it) but this video is so needed for the BUJO community. Your books are so lived in and you can tell it’s working so well for you ❤
@thestationeryjunkieАй бұрын
@@Jojournals90 thank you so much, that means a lot to me! May I ask if you are using any planner system? Curious to know if something else works well for you.
@Jojournals90Ай бұрын
@@thestationeryjunkie I’m using the hobonichi cousin as my main book, and a travelers notebook as a companion for extra space. I have videos on my channel of my system if you wanted to peruse. Xx
@ABCLife693Ай бұрын
Your videos are really healing~ I love watching your videos and I can watch them for a long time!☺
@thestationeryjunkieАй бұрын
@@ABCLife693 thanks so much! You made my day! ❤️
@ishabolАй бұрын
You had me at "Ayaw ni Tomas ng paulit-ulit" Great video and thanks for sharing!
@thestationeryjunkieАй бұрын
@@ishabol haha omg you saw! 😅 thanks for watching!
@wahinepaddler4Ай бұрын
* new subbie *
@thestationeryjunkieАй бұрын
@@wahinepaddler4 thanks so much! 😍😍
@csprays264Ай бұрын
Can you share where you got the monthly decorative pages in the first journal?
@thestationeryjunkieАй бұрын
@@csprays264 Those are freebie vellums from Sterling Ink. You can get them by signing up for her newsletter. She shares them every month. 😊
@nahaiatours2 ай бұрын
I love the rolling weekly! Although at the moment I don't have enough going on that I need to use it, but for a specific busy year it was essential. The video that helped reconnect with the intention I wanted for my bullet journal was this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3rcZoWkedp8fc0
@thestationeryjunkie2 ай бұрын
@@nahaiatours The rolling weekly is something I cannot do without. It's more for "dumping" the tasks swimming in my head. It's very cathartic to put them all on paper. Thanks for sharing that video! There are so many insights in there! 😍😍
@princelanguages8924Ай бұрын
Unfortunately, what you've called the "Index" isn't actually the index, it's the Table of Contents - or Contents - for short. The Index goes at the back of a book with a list of topics / themes / key words and the relevant page numbers where that particular topic can be found withing the book. I think this was an error that was in the original bullet journal and sadly almost everyone seems to have copied it exactly.
@thestationeryjunkieАй бұрын
@@princelanguages8924 I'm merely following what's written in the official notebook. Most in the bujo community and even Ryder calls it an index. The TOC like in regular books already state the location of the content, but the index, to me, is a WIP list--you build it up over time as you write on the notebook. Anyway, it's what the community calls it. 😅 I didn't invent it. 😅😅😅