Minimalist Bullet Journal Setup for the New Year

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In this video I show you how to set up a new bullet journal in 15 minutes. It's a simple, effective, minimalist system for consistent success that leads to productive days and weeks. No washi tape, fancy pens, or stencils needed (not that there's anything wrong with that).
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[@MattRagland]

Hey everyone! I'm thrilled to be back, please ask any bullet journal or productivity related questions here. Reminder there are several deep dive videos linked in the description.

[@katecole6237]

Where did you go? I just found your videos and see you haven't posted in a year. Are you no longer on KZbin?

[@kan-zee]

OMG...this is exactly what I was looking for....talk about an early christmas 🎈 💥 🎊🎉prezzie...Thank you Matt ...all the best to you and family in the new year 2024 !! 🖊📐📕 📖☑ ✍🏼

[@HarbhajankaurSidhu]

​@@katecole6237😢😢😮 0:15 😅9

[@kenzoinks]

I’m so tired of the bullet journal videos that are focused on making pretty art or being perfectly aesthetically “minimalist” instead of actually being useful and productive. This was so refreshing to watch. Thank you

[@claudialovelace9257]

Things work differently for anyone you can't judge somthings productivity if it's just not for u

[@MyWorld-ok4sy]

Thank very much sir

[@emilianovb]

I've been using your monthly and weekly layout since resuming college in September and it has been such a game changer. I was so successful academically and socially this semester, in my mind, because of bullet journaling! Being reminded of my goals every time I go to plan my day has been so helpful. Thank you and happy new year!

[@AmandaJYoungs]

Congratulations!

[@MattRagland]

Congratulations Emiliano! So excited for you and way to do the work!

[@Your_Lifestyle_Business]

Hi Matt, Your minimalist approach to bullet journaling is a breath of fresh air! It's inspiring to see how simplicity can lead to such effectiveness. Thanks for sharing this practical setup, it's a game-changer! 📔✨

[@JoseGarcia-vr8mx]

This is my third year using my BUJO, and it has completely changed how I live. It has made me more intentional and aware of my habits and routines. This video nailed it in the head; no need to get artsy; master the basics, and you will be good to go for this year.

[@MattRagland]

Great perspective Jose, thanks for sharing.

[@maryamshakeel8093]

This video was all I needed. I find big artsy journals very pretty but very intimidating.

[@MattRagland]

Glad you liked it! Artsy bujos are nice but I don’t want people intimidated by them.

[@cocooo248]

If you still enjoy the aesthetic of artsy I would highly recommend stickers and colored highlighters (I personally use the zebra mildliners)!

[@citrusbitrus]

This is such a beautifully stress free intro to BuJo. You're a Legend! And even the link to the journal is super stress free!! You have a new fan. Happy 2023. Xx

[@just_janice_247]

I love this approach--I have avoided bullet journaling because I am not an artist--and for a long time all I would see is flip throughs of these absolutely stunning journals. I felt a bit intimidated. I would start and soon after give up. But what you are showing here is doable for me. Thanks 👍

[@MattRagland]

You got this!

[@daniellethompson681]

Always clear, concise and full of Joy for what you do. Love your presence, intention and purpose in this space Matt. Great tips. Thank you 🙏

[@rachaelthedinosaur]

Great video! I love your take on the minimalist bujo setup. I found the simpler, less “artsy” sections of my previous journals are usually where I’ve been most productive in those goals/other tasks that I’ve set. This is super helpful for those looking to break into bullet journaling.

[@MattRagland]

Thanks for sharing Rachael! Appreciate your perspective:)

[@markyourpages]

Always great to see your approach to your journals Matt. Wishing you all the best in the new year

[@MattRagland]

Thanks Mark, great to hear from you!

[@fateuser]

Just started with my bullet journal today and this video was really helpful. Thanks Matt!

[@kittmarie8285]

Thank you so much! I already make my life harder than it needs to be! Simple is good! Plus I know highlighting all be involved somewhere!

[@mickaelpigne5107]

You're the reason why i've begun bullet journal 🙏 i love the simplicity and effectiveness in your approach. Thx.

[@MattRagland]

Thanks for the long-time support and encouragement, Mickael!

[@JerriBethDcmp]

Your methods are so intuitive! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@pawanchabukswar6707]

This is the video that I needed in the beginning of 2023 !

[@MattRagland]

Glad it’s helpful!

[@YoungHumanClub]

Amazing video ❤ great tips and I’ll definitely add some of these to my workflow

[@jamesw3413]

Welcome back Matt! I was binge watching some of your older videos to help set up my new bullet journal but I'm really excited for this one

[@MattRagland]

Thanks James, appreciate you watching!

[@7775Kevin]

I agree. Simpler is always better

[@ineslopes7232]

Hey! Thank you for this video. This makes much more sense and I feel more confident. Thank you.

[@THEBLKYOGITRIBETV]

Great video, tone, and delivery. Thank you!

[@carinamueller687]

Thank you for the video. At the beginning of my bullet journal journey I also fell down the rabbit hole of what I „have“ to do and include and have an artsy bullet journal. Afterwards I read Ryder Carrolls Book and felt great relief. I do not use my bullet journal for work stuff, because my job is very clear (I handle customers requests, so there is not much to „plan“). I use a monthly log and a „habit tracker“ just like you ´ve shown. And also a line per day for great things today. For my tasks I have a master task list for the month and also a line per day (looks just like the monthly log) where I can fit up to three tasks per day in. These are all personal/household tasks like doing taxes or clean out the freezer - not the things you do everyday anyways like cleaning dishes or stuff...

[@cchgmkt1745]

I loved your method!! ❤❤

[@SoorAurora]

Been using a BJ for 7 years and yours is the first video or blog I've come across that chimes with how it's evolved for me. Great video and oddly reassuring.

[@Rahcazy]

Good message. Thank you!

[@marabanara]

This is what I needed to hear!!

[@MattRagland]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MrStoneIV_]

I'm on my third year of Bullet Journaling. I love watching these videos. Thanks for posting.

[@MattRagland]

Heck yeah! Nice work!

[@JonStallings]

Happy New Year Matt. Starting my 3rd year using a BUJO. Your videos have always been a lot of help

[@MattRagland]

Great to hear from you, Jon. Thanks for the kind words!

[@driedseaweeds5751]

I really wanted to make a bullet journal or start journaling consistently for year 2024. However, I always come across with videos of people making cute and artsy journals that I really felt pressured if I could make it our not. I am not really artistic nor I have the materials and ideas to make a nice journal. Coming across your video made me remember the sole reason why I wanted to start making bullet journal.

[@MattRagland]

Amazing, so happy to hear that! Check out the new video that was released today! A Simple, Minimalist Bullet Journal Setup for 2024 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXelgnyCorR7f7c

[@xotilweoverdose7736]

Good one Matteos

[@vicentginer]

Really helpful and clarifying. Thank you!

[@educbraga]

Thank you! Happy New Year, Matt!

[@MattRagland]

Happy new year!

[@Advent0re]

I like this simple approach because i’m not artsy and other videos were overwhelming me. I like this video thank you

Hi Matt, thanks for this highly-anticipated video 🙂 Besides Ryder Carroll himself, you're still the creator who influences my own BuJo practice the most. So I'm glad you're back 😉

[@MattRagland]

Thanks Felix, great to hear from you!

[@ezbooknotes]

Thank you very much for the video! Sometimes bujo can be overwhelming because of all the pinterest ideas that shows pretty and artistic journals and sometimes we lose touch that bujo is for us and it doesn't have to be pretty. I just needs to work for us.

[@Joshua-sd1cb]

Incredible! Thank you.

[@MattRagland]

My pleasure!

[@LiamDovey]

Just starting out trying to bullet journal, loads of great ideas on how to start….. great video 👍🏻

[@EdieBrown]

Thanks for keeping this simple. I came to the same realization after years and years. Now I just do a weekly reflection, weekly tasks, and dailies!

[@MattRagland]

Wonderful! Thanks for sharing!

[@thiagol.7118]

This is what I was trying to find, Bujo is a waste of time if you are too perfectionist, gotta keep it simple.

[@alanpearly]

Happy new year and God bless you Matt!

[@MattRagland]

Same to you!

[@ThekocholateJournalist]

Welcome back! Great to see your approach to bullet journals.

[@MattRagland]

Appreciate you watching again, good to be back!

[@ThekocholateJournalist]

Of course! You’re welcome!

[@rhondakanayurak4936]

Great video, and so spot on! I started bullet journalling in August 2022 and am now on my third journal. It's been a game changer to my productivity and my mental space. I keep it simple most of the time but get artsy sometimes. But the simplicity of the minimal method is what helps keep my cluttered mind focused. I'm a new subscriber to your channel, so I look forward to viewing your other videos! Cheers!

[@ezbooknotes]

Wow you've been super productive! Keep up the great work! It's just march and I'm halfway through my journal myself. 😱

[@dayannam]

Amen to it doesn't have to be an art project. I feel that so much. I been doing mine is complete black and white and a few minimal spreads.

[@sscalf31]

Matt just stumbled on you. I've had real issues with bullet journal. Takes a lot of time. May return to it now that I see your method. May need to rename this asatt Journaling! Bullet journal is more of a fancy scrapbook. God bless

[@stephenzeoli8117]

Wise advice. Thanks!

[@MattRagland]

Thanks for watching, Stephen!

[@juanmanuel7495]

You are just my hero, matt. Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge.. your are helping a lot of people. Greetings from Argentina.

[@MattRagland]

I appreciate that Juan!

[@genolouis236]

Appreciate the video.

[@kyledouglasthompson]

Thanks for the encouraging video! I just started using the BuJo method and your style is one I utilize greatly.

[@MattRagland]

That’s great to hear, Kyle! Thanks for watching!

[@VioletWander]

I am looking for the fundamental principles of thought organization. Thank you for getting down to the basics! The og Bujo page with Ryder is informative, but it is so helpful to hear multiple perspectives on the same basic principles.

[@MattRagland]

Thanks Shelby, you might like my note-taking videos too! kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3yXg5aFdsx-bqs

[@philipcutcliffe8207]

Just came from another how to to set up your journal vid and they spent the first 5 min talking about the cover and stickers they used. this is much better.

[@igorchichkin509]

WoW 🎉awesome 🎉🎉🎉bravo and thank u

[@joycemaurer3588]

I finally got my BuJo down to Monthly page, Master To Do with a fold out on my debt payoff, and Daily Log. The only "collection" I use on a regular is my Blood Pressure monitor.

[@5_C_G]

I love the 1917 leuchtturm. I use it for school and work. Recently just journaling. First page is what each symbol means and then I start the month with a column with symbol, number date, date, and task and hit time. That's it. The next pages are day by day no week organization. My format is 2023 01 20- time: task/ notes.

[@pedrocabral7650]

Just bought my first bullet journal like yours and its still blank cause im scared lol thanks for this video. ADD so anxiety was off the charts.

[@MattRagland]

Just start with the daily log to build the habit, then follow momentum up to weekly, monthly, and beyond!

[@aishaadam7473]

Just start, you will improve the more you write

[@suzisaintjames]

If your anxiety is being scared to mess up such a beautiful permanently bound book... Try the method in a notebook that you used in school 📓 for a while. I used a 3-ring binder. That way if you mess up you can pop that page out, start over and throw it away. Think of it as training wheels. Remember, there's always correction fluid or tape. You can put sticker paper over a mistake or even glue two pages of your bullet journal together to hide mistakes. But truthfully it's fun to look back years from now to see how you've changed your planning style. And remember, unless, you plan on making a video, no one is going to see it... this is not a test! It doesn't have to be perfect! This is just you on paper and everyone has to start somewhere. Sending lots of love 💖 from sunny 🌞 Arizona 🌵😷

[@ezbooknotes]

Don't worry about messing up. It won't make your journal anything less 😁 sometimes we get caught up with aesthetics thay we forget that the most important thing about bujo is functionality and that it functions for you. You'll do great!

[@suzisaintjames]

@@ezbooknotes , you're absolutely right! But knowing there are ways to fix "mistakes" gives the user the power to relax and enjoy the process. I have anxiety and it took me a long time to use pen instead of pencil. But long term I found pencil smears and I hated that. (Yes, there is a spray to stabilize the graphite, but it's an expense I declined.) So, I decided that correction fluid was more acceptable to me than the lead smears. ... Recently, I glued two pages together to hide a printer error. Something I thought I'd never do, but I leaned on the fact that nobody else will know (until now, lol), it turned out pretty good. Long time planner, Anne Smith recently said in a video that she was going to write down a few things, just to get past the fear of the empty page. For a lot of us planners and even novelists & other writers... the blank page or the blank, brand new notebook can be formidable. But being able to be powerful with techniques makes it easy. 💖🌞🌵😷

[@varnerdamasceno8093]

Thanks.

[@orpheousreads]

i don’t have a very busy life, but i’m on college i need to keep track of dates to do essays and stuff like that, and i like journaling to remember what i did, what i recommend for someone who has a slow life style like me is doing only the future log

[@MattRagland]

Nice way to think about it! Glad you’ve found a style that works for you :)

[@greg-e5f]

Just went back to your older videos. The audio improvement is huge. Congrats on always getting better!

[@MattRagland]

Yes! Thank you!

[@Lia.Tutorials]

Hello, I saw the video by chance, and I'm so glad I did But I noticed that you haven't posted anything from the last month I hope you are fine And I hope that you will continue to publish because the videos that you make are very beautiful and useful

[@MarshallBeyer]

Awesome video!! Where do you get your stickers?

[@jennacrystalblue2244]

You can make a million functional Bujo vids and I'll watch every one. It's like wading thru sticky syrup to weed out all the "bujo" vids that use not one tenet of RC's methods on social media.

[@JerriBeth]

Hey Matt! Love this! I see you using a Sharpie in your Leuchtturm notebook…do they bleed? Also where did you get thAt awesome sticker about apps?

[@abrazor]

Did you make the GAP idea? It's pretty cool.

[@gwills8771]

Another great video! I would love to see a vid with specific detail about how you incorporate the QMWD/GAP process in to your BuJu

[@MattRagland]

You got it! Next video will focus on this.

[@gwills8771]

@@MattRagland this is great. I loved your QMWD video but to see how you weave that in to your BuJu routine will be next level 👌

[@RlAlGlE]

Hi Matt I ve been trying to bullet journal for last two years i.e 2022 and 2023. The first time I set it up it took six hours and it became a burden task. The second year I tried tweaking it a bit and to only include future log and monthly log while setting f als in different areas of life and using it daily. While I assumed it to be simple yet it needed time to do daily so I used to be all fired up to set up the task for the day with the meetings and then everything's ng fizzed out infact the last quarter of 2023 the monthly segment was badly missed. Now I am trying to use the.minimalistic approach. N that seems less taxing thanks for the same. My question is can we create a master list of all the tasks missed during the last two years and if they still hold relevance use it as a starting point for this year.i liked the weekly n daily setup that u specified esp GAP framework helps me to stay focussed. Also want to know how to prioritise tasks from master list as that's where I struggle. Thanks for your videos n wish you and your family a very happy new year. Looking forward to hear from you soon. Thanks. Sushil

[@katelingates-gonzales7086]

I am new here and curious about bullet journaling. I have my whole life set up in Asana with everything I need to do. Is there a benefit to organizing tasks/to do lists in the bullet journal versus a digital product?

[@pedrampourreza6685]

Tnx for Bujo Series Matt ... I have question When you use GAP method you don't use master task anymore ? or you use both

[@tjeerdje]

Thank you for reminding us that a bullet journal just needs to be functional to use it. What do you do with new appointments? Let's say I have a meeting 2 weeks from now. Initially I log it in my daily log at the moment the meeting is planned and at the end of the day I transfer it to my monthly log, if the appointment occurs this month otherwise it will go to the future log. Every evening I check my monthly log for appointments for the next day. And write them in my daily log for tomorrow. The monthly log gets swamped with meetings quickly this way. How do you handle this?

[@JerriBethDcmp]

Hey Matt! Couple questions for you if I may. Firstly, where did you get the “head out of your apps” sticker? I need one!!! Second, do the sharpies bleed through terribly in your notebook? Thanks friend!

[@suzisaintjames]

Matt! It's been a while! What have you been up to? I was getting concerned!💖🌞🌵😷

[@eastcoast4233]

@matt are you still using the index cards? I’ve found having AM down left side and PM to the right gives more space and creates less events/tasks flowing across multiple lines. I’ve also had good experience time blocking rather than the bujo style time lines like you used in your index card video (4 years ago?). I’d recommend anyone who bullet journals or needs a minimalist setup gives this a go.

[@ruthierambles8784]

How do you keep track of future appointments/dates?

[@britiney_hall]

Newbie to this system and wanted to ask where you purchased your stickers?

[@vernelllevingston1800]

Can you recommend some soft bullet journals That are small And do not Tear up real easy

[@tinotesu]

Love that red/orange sticker you have. Do you sell it ? thanks

[@MattRagland]

Yes I do! Can you email work at mattragland . com?

[@kennbarrett9665]

Gracious! I was bullet journalling over 40 years ago except it didn't have such an exotic name; it was merely referenced as a day planner system. I guess if self-expression is your thing, then write your calendars, draw your boxes & arrange your columns, then go for it. Bullet journalling probably has benefits for many, but it's certainly not new or inovative. Whatever winds your clock, I guess.

[@CaribouDataScience]

I friend when Franklin (maybe still are) Day Planners were all the rage.

[@dannygriffith9841]

How do you what goals you want to set and why?

[@taniacoustley7959]

I have been doing my mothly like yours but instead of putting a letter for the days of the week I highlight the weekend.

[@hinakulucis1461]

Alguien podría por favor resumir lo que dice 😢. Entiendo sólo un poco, me parece interesante. Pero sólo puedo ver la traducción al español en los comentarios.

[@LuisTorres-mk2hz]

How to use a planner and bullet journal

[@katsmith8263]

I thought you are Matt D'avelo 🤣🤣🤣

[@MattRagland]

He makes an appearance! Haha.

[@katsmith8263]

@@MattRagland you look alike

[@IsabellaCoelho]

Me, waiting my hundreds of pens and pencils, and also washi tape, glitter, stickers, glue and stamps arrive from shein... 😅🤌

[@YasinNabi]

Success is growing, once you stop growing you are not counted as successful person. it is just my humble opinion. By the way I enjoyed watching your videos, a fellow creator...

[@jamesaritchie1]

For me, it;s infinitely easier and much faster to use a regular A4 monthly planner and a small weekly planner. There's no setup at all, ever. But I will say that whatever kind of planner you use, or how you set up a bullet journal, it is not enough, if you want the best chance at success. Period. Full stop. Every highly successful person I know, and I sure don't know them all, keeps two kinds of regular journal. The first is the kind you would expect. You know, the kind it seems every historical figure of note used, whether politician, businessperson, explorer, or you name it. The second is a large brain dump journal. These very seldom survive history because they get tossed when full, but these is wide mention of them, and I know many, many, many highly successful people who use them today. Many use a digital version, but the vast majority use analog because you can do things with a large paper brain dump journal that are impossible with digital. I still think Clark Kegley does it best, but every system has to be made your own. But he was forty-three journaling videos, and he also has 1.31 million subscribers, so he's doing something right.

[@hospitalcakewalk]

some of us have periods and NEED to make grids in our bullet journals so we can stay healthy... I understand as a man you dont need that, but it's something that can be life changing for us, so we have to take just 20 minutes setting that shit up. it's one of the most useful things i have in my bullet journal. it's literally the only thing ive constantly used and ive been grateful for because of medical visits. I do enjoy making the future layouts and calenders because i use them frequently because i have a job. I also have a gym routine set up, financial tracker, password tracker, monthly habit trackers. all of which i use. I spent hours setting this up once a year and then 20 minutes every month because i just do rolling weeklies. maybe im just more productive or i value my time and energy more... idk. I was hoping for a minimalist journal set up, not a 'you dont actually have to use a bullet journal for anything except writing about your day' video... :(

[@MattRagland]

Thanks for sharing your perspective, and yes as a man there are things I don’t think about. Grids are great for tracking and very useful! I was mainly speaking to the belief they are a must-do for establishing the habit, because I see many new practitioners get stuck there :) Appreciate you sharing!

[@sscalf31]

I tried bullet journal for 6 months and realized it was taking too much time. I found it was not value add. Was more of a distraction. Went back to combination of electronic and a notebook. No drawing lines entering dates etc. 4:36

[@grendel7716]

Ah Bullet Journals. The definition of analysis paralysis

[@amandabass04]

GAP doesn’t apply to some

[@iamstaceyrobinson]

Whaaaat? You don't use the index?.. I would be literally lost without it.

[@kan-zee]

HELP ME, MATT !! 10:26 I hate my bullet journals , going back to 2000... I draw, I cut and paste magazine pictures, I cut out letters from magazines to make titles, I plaster stamps & stickers everywhere to cover my mistakes...I 2020 I've buy thousands of dollars on different brands of Pencils and sizes... Paint Brush Pens, Fountain pens, and refills Quill and ink sets, calligraphy sets, different ink pens from gel pens, to roller ball point, Stylus pens, felt tips, Markers of every brand available, chisel tips and medium to fine tiped to drawing colored inks and Water Color paint antique to modern sets, boxes ..all filled to the brim with painting supplies.. and a bin filled with hundreds of highlighters, I buy stencils, and endless stickers, & washy tape, and the ink stamp collection has taken over all my storage areas, which have forced me to buy More and more Storage areas, and bins, and organizers... I have a wall to wall shelf , filled with untouched , unopened ...hundreds of Journals.. Lined journals, grid journals, bullet journals, blank page journals, Japanese journals, , art journals, dream journals, travel journals, gratitude journals, garden journals, prepping journals, tracking journals, ranting journals, food & cooking journals, workout journals, reading journals....all waiting for my attention. All these journals from different companies...Over a thousand companies that produce journals....Midori, Hobonichi, Penco, Pentalic, Noble, Puggy's , Thailands Travellers notebook, Field Notes, Ciak Mate, Leuchtturm1917, Moleskine, PeterPauper, Dingbats, Ecobullet Journal, Kokuyo, Lamy, Apica, Rhodia and dozens of more..... I really need HELP.....how can I break this Impulse Buying BULLET JOURNAL ADDICTION ?? HELP ME , MATT , you are my only Hope.

[@KennySmooth]

You went into GAP, then QWMD, and didnt really show or explain either in depth. You just mentioned what the acronyms are, but like what is GAP what is protect? What exactly do you journal Daily in the QWMD? I was looking forward to all of that but you never dove deeper.... :( EDIT: He has more videos in the description going in depth :), sorry!

[@peterlinfield8707]

Rule one of minimalist Bullet Journaling: Buy an A5 notebook. It should not have the words Bullet Journal embossed on the front.

[@irened9961]

Other time management systems are better than this.

[@sscalf31]

I agree. I did try this but found it was too much fluff and time waisted.