How to Calendex | The Boosted Journal

[@CourtneyBriee]

What a helpful video! A great adaptation on the Calendex system, because I also did not want to flip back and forth in my journal.

[@itzybitzyatt]

I have watched COUNTLESS videos trying to decide how I want to do my calendar for college and this video was the absolute most useful video I have found. Thank you so much for making this video! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

[@katherineh9814]

Same!

[@katherineh9814]

I've been struggling to find a solution to my future log problems and this video has really helped and I'm going to give it a go - thanks so much!

[@Kathrinsworld]

Wow, especially the latest version of your Calendex is soooo great! Thanks a lot for showing it! I've got so many new ideas and inspiration that I'm going to sit down with my BuJo tonight and try it out,

[@nuvoclassic]

Bonjour! Tres useful! Your final calendex/futurelog system is what I am aiming for! TFS the evolution and your thought process - so helpful. I've been experimenting with and tweaking various calendars, planners, futurelogs, and calendexes for 4 years. Because we all have different lifestyles, finding the 'perfect' system for me has been a long process. But the good news is, I'm almost there! I subscribed to your channel a while back. I also like how you notated the days of the week with their French symbol, but refer to them using the English name. Even though I am American, I like to use the French weekday names in my calendars - because I do not want my French to get 'rusty'... P.S. I love Paris - only been there once - dans hiver. I had fun exploring the Pere Lachaise cemetery. Hope to visit France again - dans Printemps aux Ete. Merci beaucoup.

[@Seiferboi]

I think I'll try one of these. It might be better for me than daily/weekly spreads. I don't have much to track, so it'll save wasting paper.

[@Kpop0223]

I see a few teachers using this calender for unit plan pacing. Thank you for explaining this system!

[@Sitkan16Abba]

Thank you for the video! Love it. I found this video very useful. I've been wondering if it would work for me. After watching your video I will give it a try for next year with my own twist. Probably by adding a note boxes with each of the months after the calendex. Thanks again for the info, loved seeing the comparison of the old and the new.

[@briannab5296]

Well, how cool is THAT?!! ... giving me ideas .. tfs 👍

[@beckyanderson2504]

This is great, thanks for your ideas

[@shazyoung6530]

Thank you. I am going to give this a go. It makes sense now.

[@emilyeshraghi8197]

Really helpful, thanks! And I love your energy! :)

[@josianefurlong9428]

Always easy to follow :) merci!!

[@yuting386]

Thank you. Very helpful

[@khirmukhu367]

Merci beaucoup pour ta vidéo. Moi aussi j'utilise la couleur pour catégoriser les entrées de mon BuJo. J'utilise aussi le principe de la flèche colorée pour indiquer la période vacances scolaires puisque j'ai 3 enfants.

[@VanillaBean15]

thank you so much!!!!

[@thepeddler9226]

Finalement je comprends le calendex. Merci, Nicole

[@itzelalelongoria369]

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[@INVR4GET]

Where are you Ricardo? I hope all is well

[@Dvalb]

how is this (= dec 2016-apr 2017) not just at regular calender? :S

[@TheFeldhamster]

Since you only ever have 1 or 2 things with maybe 5 words in total per day - why do you even need these extra future log pages? Just put the description right in the calendex and voilà. Then you don't have to flip even one page. I use a calendar system that has a monthly overview with 6mos/spread just like those last examples of your calendex. If you typically have

[@nuvoclassic]

Like Ricardo, I normally only have a few items per day. But in some seasons I have more projects, events, and chores. In addition, I have large handwriting. So I would enjoy testing the final 'hybrid' version...as I do not like to flip back-and-forth either.