Hi team! 💜 If you're looking for more ideas, I also have the video I made mid-year about what to include in a new journal setup 😄 ruclips.net/video/7FJQJyBnd2k/видео.html
The in case of emergency page is a good idea, but as a paramedic, may I suggest one-up? Make this page detachable somehow, or write it on an index card or similar, and place it in a marked envelope. Many people put this info on their refrigerator for easy access, and in case of a medical emergency, all you have to do is give medics the card with the person’s medical info on it. This way we don’t have to spend time on the scene writing stuff down when we can be spending that time treating the patient and/or getting on the way to the hospital.
I’m 80 and I just started my first Bullet Journal in September of this year. Thank you for so many tips. A page I really liked was one I called “Monthly Memories”. I also like one I made called “Random Things to Remember”. Other favorites was my “Christmas Gift List Ideas” and Inspirational Poems or writings. I plan on adding a page for a family tree of hearts to indicate if I’ve made a meaningful connection with a loved one during a month, for example.
The most useful thing I set up, that isn't in my monthly spread, is a car log. It's a recording of everything I need to remember about my car. So it has things like when I got an oil change, when my tires were last rotated, when I had to get a new car battery, how long my warranties are, etc.
I planned on adding a "pain tracker" on my next bujo. I always have random pain in knee, wrist, back, etc, and I thought it could be a great idea to track them to help my doctor figure things out
@@MyWritingLife would you accept to talk about it? Maybe it a more private way of you'll fill more confortable? I'm still looking at the "why" I have those pain and we couldn't find anything yet (nothing on the radio, échographie or blood test)
Thankfully, there's nothing too complicated about it for me. I had a bad injury as a kid. Physical therapy couldn't happen. My kneecap is permanently somewhat out of the socket and my knee has Osteophytes and microfractures everywhere. The surgeon said I need a replacement but I'm too young. 🤷🏻♀️ Walking with a cane helps. I'm just buying time until surgery is possible. But I think tracking pain would be helpful along with diet and exercise. Good luck to you. I hope you find the answers and solutions that you need.
In 2022 I'm dedicating a page or two titled WHEN? It will have two columns and categories. Last time we each had dental appointments, physicals, etc., home maintenance (e.g., furnace serviced), and car maintenance. The left hand column will have the last time and the right hand column will have the date it should be scheduled. This way I don't have to flip through the whole planner to find them.
I cannot tell you a) how much I love your videos and b) the sound of your voice is so soothing and actually makes my setups less stressful and way more relaxing. I hope you have a great holiday Jess. Thank you for your beautiful ideas and videos.
The detachable yearly tracker is a great idea. What I do when starting a new journal is include only six months of everything: future log, birthdays, holidays, trackers, etc. This way I don't have to go back to the first half of the year journal to follow up with these items. Your videos are always so full of ideas! Thanks, Jess.
Well well well, I see from the "holidays" spread that Prosecco Day is on my birthday. I suppose I'd better do the decent thing and pay homage to that from now on.
These were some great ideas! I've been thinking about experimenting with some removeable or flip-out pieces in my 2022 journal. My most out-of-the-box spread that I use, regularly in fact, is one that I have never seen anyone else include - what I call my "this to that" spread. I moved from the US abroad a few years back. So it's just a page of conversions, for temperatures, weights, sizes, even recipes. I also include a tracker for the exchange rate between my two major currencies - USD and my local one, a stat I find both entertaining and important.
I am starting to prep my pages for a new 2022 journal. I am doing a menopause tracker. Two pages, all 12 months, 4 symptoms - mood, insomnia, hot flashes and if I have a period. It will be useful for my medical professionals at future visits. I am also doing a mind map. Again, a 2 page spread. A bubble in the middle with "Me" in it. Then 4 topics coming out like spokes on a wheel. Monthly, I'll add to those topics, color-coding the months. So health, home, finances, and work related.
Great ideas Jashi! Thanks. In all my Bullet Journals I have Order Tracker Spreads. This helps me keep track of what I have received and what is coming. My Order Tracker: column 1, Date Ordered/Date Received; col 2, Retailer/Order #; col 3, Item(s)/Price; col 4, payment method. My Order Tracker has come in handy sooooo many times. No need to hunt for emails. When I order anything online or by phone, I record the info in my Order Tracker. It’s very handy!
Ommmmmmg so many great ideas!!!! The flip outs for grids just made me go why haven't I thought of this before. Thank you for always doing unique ideas! Thats why I keep coming back every time :D
What I love about this video is that it reminds me that bullet journaling can be visually appealing without being over-the-top flashy while also helping you to be productive (really, the main goal behind a planner). So many of the bullet journals out there are stunning! But that's the problem. I feel overwhelmed and begin to compare the spreads I create to pages I see online, and I feel like my work isn't good enough. But these layouts are a huge reminder that my journal can still look good yet take a minimalist approach (Like Miss JashiiCorrin's journal) while staying true to the journal's very reason for existing: helping me to be productive. Thank you for a wonderful video. New subscriber!
I have a reading log pasted inside the front cover of my bujo set up to look like those old library cards (the ones found in the books) that I list out what books I'm reading, who they're by, and when I started and finished the book. Each of the cards represents one month and, at the end of the month, I move the card to the corresponding monthly spread. I did it this way because, while I love a good reading challenge, sometimes I just want a simple log for any given month.
I really enjoy my quotes page as it is not just one quote but a repository for all the wisdom I pick up during the life of the journal. I'll usually start the next journal's quote page with one or two that particularly loved from the recently completed journal. TY for this helpful video.
I love how you're so creative and expand bullet journalling... You don't talk about just the traditional pages but collections... For me, without those pages the journal is blank... Few things I include is drama checklist, yearly playlist etc
There are SO many great ideas here! This is actually the first 2022 spread ideas that I've seen this month that is giving me lot's of inspiration of things to include! I'm so tired of the same old spreads I never ever use. You're amazing! Thank you for this! 💖
Glad you found ideas with the one 😄 I made sure to include ideas that were outside of the usual ‘cause I agree, I don’t wanna watch the same old videos all saying I should include the same old spreads, haha 😝💜
I have a several months long pain tracker, but it's more detailed than that. I track ovary pain, migraines, ovarian cysts bursting, and it also has period tracking and 'fun times' tracking. It's helpful to see it all on one tracker to determine if there's any patterns. I find it so useful, even if the thing I'm tracking absolutely sucks. I also have a spread for things to put in my book of shadows and one from when my husband and I went through a rough patch, the commitments we made to each other to make improvements in our relationship and give ourselves the best shot possible.
@@ldegraaf that’s awesome! I hate that you need it though. I haven’t had to use mine at the doctor’s yet, though I used my old period tracker at the doctor’s years ago, got me a PCOS diagnosis.
@@Amyduckie yeah I've used it to show what happened when they started me on different medications. My doctor took a picture of it and was able to use it to tell the insurance company exactly why I needed to get on a different medication. She also made a print out based on my tracker that she now hands out to some patients so they can track symptoms and help her know what treatments work for them.
My favorite page to include is a "Year in Pixels" where I assign colors to certain moods and then have a spread where I can color in each day with one color, and then I can look back to see if there was a specific time when I used one color a lot = I was feeling stressed/happy/sad a lot during that time. Definitely will do the Then vs Now spread!
I use my open page with 12 mini boxes for my monthly themes. So for example if my July is all avocado paintings etc, the mini July box will have a tiny avocado. It’s just a fun way to see all my themes in one place
Brilliant ideas, Jess! I'm glad I stumbled on this video for inspiration for my new journal! One section I have added to it is for dreams. I will try to write down the little bits I remembered no matter how ridiculous or nonsense they are. I noticed on the ‘emergency’ page there is a field for your blood type, which caught my eye right away!! 😊 I’m a Medical Laboratory Scientist (or Biomedical Scientist in some countries) -- we do blood typing, among MANY other medical diagnostic things 😉. Your blood type is definitely useful to know and I want everyone to be aware that if you ever donate blood, or need to have a blood transfusion, the medical staff cannot take your word for it. We will still collect a sample to confirm what your ABO and Rh type are plus whether you have any antibodies the blood bankers need to be concerned about.
I love the idea of 22 self-care things to try to do 22 times during 2022. I have a spread that lists each month and then every birthday and anniversary that celebrated during that month. I also have a spread of things I've learned during the year. In my daily use journal I write down three things each day that I'm grateful for and I take a few moments to reflect on what I hear God saying to me and I record a sentence or two.
@@mmemonarch buy flowers, go for a long drive, meditate, watch the sunset, read a book, watch a movie, play a game, take a nap, foot soak, random act of kindness, face mask, color, craft, or bake,
I am binge watching your videos trying to figure our what I want to put in my new journal and what a treat to see so many options!!! I have bullet journaled in the past and dabbled with the Alastair Method and now I think I will also try some GTD options. I have so much to get done that I know if I put some of your possibilities into action plans I will surely be further ahead than if I just wing my way thru life. THANKS, I am a new subscriber!
Loved this! I always include a date tracker and date ideas page. We've been together for 14 years and have 3 kids so its an important page for me or we'd get so caught up in day to day that we'd forget to have date nights. We try for 1 a month.
Love these ideas! I'm my 1st bujo I did a story of monthly review but with an artist take: basically I just draw myself and hope I think the month will turn out for me, and a couple were pretty accurate. I miss doing those so with my next bujo I want to go back to that
Jess, I love all these ideas! One of my go-to spreads to start a journal is a double page layout, one side is school term dates including inset days, bank holidays etc and the other side is specific days at school eg picture day, non uniform day things like that xx
Productivity board; I've been using the monthly one, but it takes up 2 whole pages. I'll gladly use this format of this yearly and tweak as a monthly to save space taking only the bottom or top 1/2 a page, with flip out key in the back cover.
I'm setting up my 2022 journal right now (yeah, I'm a bit late this year, haha!) and I've wanted to track more day to day activities and I'm definitely stealing the puzzle tracker! I haven't been able to use my bullet journal much this past year, much thanks to covid, and tracking how many things you've finished feels like a little something to keep me checking it every day. Thank you! :)
there's a lot of good stuff here! I feel like you could combine the weekly productivity level board with the xx xx's in 20xx, that way you can see which weeks you did each of the things.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! There are so many excellent ideas in this video that will help me be successful in achieving my 2022 goals! Oh my goodness! I feel like I hit the Bullet Journal Jackpot! Thanks for sharing these wonderful ideas!
i'll do do a flip out grid space sheet. As i use a blanck bujo, it will save me lot of time to do the spread. thanks for all your ideas, clearly explained and beautifully illustrated.
I like the detachable yearly spreads. That is so smart!! And I will be adding monthly and weekly reset checklists to my 2022 journal. It’s so fun getting ready to get into a new journal. 📔
I like to add my kids school schedule and the fun days they have like spirit week themes. I also like to my husband's work schedule and holidays he gets off. I also keep track of our sports teams.
My yearly setups are largely dictated by my yearly goals. Besides that, the only truly unique spread I make is one for recording my wind tunnel time for indoor skydiving, as I do that as a hobby on a regular basis. This year, though, my brother got me a sprocket photo printer for my birthday and I’m looking forward to doing a monthly highlight photo collage in my journal for 2022.
outside of the standard: I do a lunar calendar, a womans empowerment group spread (noting different themes), not yearly but monthly/seasonally i do a gardening todo check list. kids schooling calendar (which 2022 i need two for because my eldest is off to High School), study calendar for myself. and a yearly tarot spread.
I'm making a page for important dates as they pass. Examples are start/ end a job. Purchase date of my car or other big purchases, especially if they have warranties, Dr. checkups.
Thanks for this, just going to start my first journal and feeling a bit overwhelmed 😂 I’ve been drafting out some ideas of what I want to do but not 100% sure its going to work, we shall see. I’m no artist and hate lots of handwriting, I’m getting arthritis and my hands lock up so I was planning on doing a lot on my pc then printing and glueing or inserting those pages so along the lines of your removable tracker I guess. I have bought a spiral bound journal to make it easier to add bits (I also want it to be a sort of art journal too so I can add card layouts or new techniques and these would be stuck in for the most part. ). A lot of my page spread ‘artwork’ will be stamps, dies or stencils too. I’m excited but nervous lol, so thanks again for all the great ideas
I’m definitely going to set up that video game themed tracker!!! That is absolutely brilliant :) by the way I’m going to be uploading my December plan with me soon if anyone is interested in checking that out. Love your content!
i'd love to add the 7th idea. the "then and now" although i don't think i have enough pages in my new bullet journal.. i have yet to get a bank account for me, so my savings go to my mother's account, and fore that i have a "banl balance" half spread, where i log in adds and deducts as they come, so that i know exactly how mych i have in savings, and where my money goes or come from. another spread i add, is a "wotk tracker" i work with a few teachers, and usually payments happen at the end of a semester, so i have a "credit account tracker" where i list the dates with all i've done, and the respective amount.
I really like the "then and now" idea too, maybe you could attach it in with a tip-in or something if you really wanted to include it? 😄 always good to have savings spreads! 💜💪
@@JashiiCorrin true! or i just thought of having it directly on the back cover of my bujo, i still haven't set up my new bujo yet. thanks of the great ideas!
For your 22 22's in 2022...what does that mean? I get 22 pounds or books or whatever in 2022. But, I don't understand the second 22. I love all of your ideas and setups. The key and page setup flip outs are genius! Using washi for pages that keep going is great also. I normally have more than one bujo (main, collections, etc) because of this but your ideas will probably save me from that.
It's 22 different things that you're planning to do 22 times in 2022. So 22 pounds _and_ 22 books and 20 other 22-times things. It's pretty ambitious, I think it works best for someone who isn't overly perfectionist about actually forcing themself to complete it all XD
Thanks for explaining Sal! 💜 my 21 21s in 2021 certainly wasn’t perfect, but it was still fun! 😄 that’s why I encourage you to pick small things if you’re going to do it (like compliments given, or X amount saved, etc)
Hey! I looove your videos ... Im preparing myself to Bujo... gathering data watching vids etc... you had a printable tombow chart and i thought i had downloaded it but it was the un-numbered one! DERP! Could you linke that to me >?
@@JashiiCorrin play dates with kids, dates with my hubby, face masks, hair masks, family outings, do nails, random acts of kindness, letters written and sent, books read, compliments to strangers, areas cleaned/organized, baby journal updates, stepping out of my comfort zone, trips out of my county, flexibility workouts, new wardrobe piece, added recipe to recipe binder, phone free days, dates with myself, 30 minutes of writing That's what I have so far but I'm not entirely sure of some of them. I'm also trying to think of some things that can strengthen my relationship with my husband 😊
I think I've finally understood why so many people need the grid pages when I usually use my ruler... it's because the grid is in centimetres, as my ruler, while most American users have rulers in inches, that don't fit the dot grid. I'm sorry guys, but if you try using a ruler in centimetres you'll spare a lot of time!
Don’t mind at all! 💜 If people post them on IG or whatnot, I prefer if people tag me in the picture so I can check it out 😄 but I just enjoy sharing ideas for people to use 💪
I have a online shopping tracker to make sure I do receive everything I order. It has name of shop, items bought, date of purchase, expected date of delivery, actual date of delivery. Once it's delivered, I highlight the line so I know order is received. I helps visualizing the ones I'm still waiting for.
Excellent idea! I've ordered things that never arrived, but couldn't remember exactly when they were purchased or how I paid for them (PayPal, bank or credit card, etc).
Haha 😂 Kinda looks like it, doesn’t it! I laid it down on one half, ripped it in half length ways, and then stuck to the other side; makes it the same width throughout, but totally look like a “you had one job” kinda thing 😂
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Hi team! 💜 If you're looking for more ideas, I also have the video I made mid-year about what to include in a new journal setup 😄 ruclips.net/video/7FJQJyBnd2k/видео.html
The in case of emergency page is a good idea, but as a paramedic, may I suggest one-up? Make this page detachable somehow, or write it on an index card or similar, and place it in a marked envelope. Many people put this info on their refrigerator for easy access, and in case of a medical emergency, all you have to do is give medics the card with the person’s medical info on it. This way we don’t have to spend time on the scene writing stuff down when we can be spending that time treating the patient and/or getting on the way to the hospital.
Excellent additions! 💪 thanks for the recommendations 😄💜💜
I’m 80 and I just started my first Bullet Journal in September of this year. Thank you for so many tips. A page I really liked was one I called “Monthly Memories”. I also like one I made called “Random Things to Remember”. Other favorites was my “Christmas Gift List Ideas” and Inspirational Poems or writings. I plan on adding a page for a family tree of hearts to indicate if I’ve made a meaningful connection with a loved one during a month, for example.
Oh I love that family tree idea!!! With the hearts! That’s a brilliant idea!
The most useful thing I set up, that isn't in my monthly spread, is a car log. It's a recording of everything I need to remember about my car. So it has things like when I got an oil change, when my tires were last rotated, when I had to get a new car battery, how long my warranties are, etc.
I planned on adding a "pain tracker" on my next bujo. I always have random pain in knee, wrist, back, etc, and I thought it could be a great idea to track them to help my doctor figure things out
Thanks for leaving this comment. I'm going to use this for 2022. I have advanced osteoarthritis (I'm 35) so tracking pain is a fantastic idea!
@@MyWritingLife would you accept to talk about it? Maybe it a more private way of you'll fill more confortable? I'm still looking at the "why" I have those pain and we couldn't find anything yet (nothing on the radio, échographie or blood test)
I always recommend getting genetic tests done. I’m chronically Ill, with a very rare disease, and I would have never known without genetic testing.
Thankfully, there's nothing too complicated about it for me. I had a bad injury as a kid. Physical therapy couldn't happen. My kneecap is permanently somewhat out of the socket and my knee has Osteophytes and microfractures everywhere. The surgeon said I need a replacement but I'm too young. 🤷🏻♀️ Walking with a cane helps. I'm just buying time until surgery is possible. But I think tracking pain would be helpful along with diet and exercise.
Good luck to you. I hope you find the answers and solutions that you need.
Have you looked into fibromyalgia?
In 2022 I'm dedicating a page or two titled WHEN? It will have two columns and categories. Last time we each had dental appointments, physicals, etc., home maintenance (e.g., furnace serviced), and car maintenance. The left hand column will have the last time and the right hand column will have the date it should be scheduled. This way I don't have to flip through the whole planner to find them.
I cannot tell you a) how much I love your videos and b) the sound of your voice is so soothing and actually makes my setups less stressful and way more relaxing. I hope you have a great holiday Jess. Thank you for your beautiful ideas and videos.
Omg Natasha! 💜 What a kind gesture! Thank-you so much 😭 and I'm so glad you like the videos!
I keep my tombow/crayola marker swatches page in the lil pocket of my journal
Oh that’s smart! Then you can transfer to the next one without setting it up again 😄💜💪
@@JashiiCorrin exactly!! Portable swatch sheet 🥰
The detachable yearly tracker is a great idea. What I do when starting a new journal is include only six months of everything: future log, birthdays, holidays, trackers, etc. This way I don't have to go back to the first half of the year journal to follow up with these items. Your videos are always so full of ideas! Thanks, Jess.
That’s what I did for this year too (because I actually thought ahead about it 😝!) 💜
Well well well, I see from the "holidays" spread that Prosecco Day is on my birthday. I suppose I'd better do the decent thing and pay homage to that from now on.
Haha 😂 certainly a must! 💜
These were some great ideas! I've been thinking about experimenting with some removeable or flip-out pieces in my 2022 journal.
My most out-of-the-box spread that I use, regularly in fact, is one that I have never seen anyone else include - what I call my "this to that" spread. I moved from the US abroad a few years back. So it's just a page of conversions, for temperatures, weights, sizes, even recipes. I also include a tracker for the exchange rate between my two major currencies - USD and my local one, a stat I find both entertaining and important.
I am starting to prep my pages for a new 2022 journal. I am doing a menopause tracker. Two pages, all 12 months, 4 symptoms - mood, insomnia, hot flashes and if I have a period. It will be useful for my medical professionals at future visits. I am also doing a mind map. Again, a 2 page spread. A bubble in the middle with "Me" in it. Then 4 topics coming out like spokes on a wheel. Monthly, I'll add to those topics, color-coding the months. So health, home, finances, and work related.
I also started a menopause tracker last year. It’s very helpful!
Great ideas Jashi! Thanks. In all my Bullet Journals I have Order Tracker Spreads. This helps me keep track of what I have received and what is coming. My Order Tracker: column 1, Date Ordered/Date Received; col 2, Retailer/Order #; col 3, Item(s)/Price; col 4, payment method. My Order Tracker has come in handy sooooo many times. No need to hunt for emails. When I order anything online or by phone, I record the info in my Order Tracker. It’s very handy!
Ommmmmmg so many great ideas!!!! The flip outs for grids just made me go why haven't I thought of this before.
Thank you for always doing unique ideas! Thats why I keep coming back every time :D
Most welcome! 😄 I really wanted to make sure this video wasn't just your "run of the mill" type layouts 😋💜
What I love about this video is that it reminds me that bullet journaling can be visually appealing without being over-the-top flashy while also helping you to be productive (really, the main goal behind a planner). So many of the bullet journals out there are stunning! But that's the problem. I feel overwhelmed and begin to compare the spreads I create to pages I see online, and I feel like my work isn't good enough. But these layouts are a huge reminder that my journal can still look good yet take a minimalist approach (Like Miss JashiiCorrin's journal) while staying true to the journal's very reason for existing: helping me to be productive. Thank you for a wonderful video. New subscriber!
I love the flip references of the keys and spacing! Smart
Thanks! I think it makes it just a little more handy, rather than having to flip back and forth! 😄💜
I have a reading log pasted inside the front cover of my bujo set up to look like those old library cards (the ones found in the books) that I list out what books I'm reading, who they're by, and when I started and finished the book. Each of the cards represents one month and, at the end of the month, I move the card to the corresponding monthly spread.
I did it this way because, while I love a good reading challenge, sometimes I just want a simple log for any given month.
I really enjoy my quotes page as it is not just one quote but a repository for all the wisdom I pick up during the life of the journal. I'll usually start the next journal's quote page with one or two that particularly loved from the recently completed journal. TY for this helpful video.
Time to start binging “bullet journal setup 2022” videos! And yours is my first one. 💕
Aww yay! 💜😄 I've starting watching them all too, need to get that inspiration! 😝
I love how you're so creative and expand bullet journalling... You don't talk about just the traditional pages but collections... For me, without those pages the journal is blank... Few things I include is drama checklist, yearly playlist etc
This is great. I've just purchased my first bullet journal and didn't know where to start. You've given me so many ideas
There are SO many great ideas here! This is actually the first 2022 spread ideas that I've seen this month that is giving me lot's of inspiration of things to include! I'm so tired of the same old spreads I never ever use. You're amazing! Thank you for this! 💖
Glad you found ideas with the one 😄 I made sure to include ideas that were outside of the usual ‘cause I agree, I don’t wanna watch the same old videos all saying I should include the same old spreads, haha 😝💜
oh my, the flip-out key is genius!! so simple and yet so clever, I'll definitely incorporate that one
I have a several months long pain tracker, but it's more detailed than that. I track ovary pain, migraines, ovarian cysts bursting, and it also has period tracking and 'fun times' tracking. It's helpful to see it all on one tracker to determine if there's any patterns. I find it so useful, even if the thing I'm tracking absolutely sucks. I also have a spread for things to put in my book of shadows and one from when my husband and I went through a rough patch, the commitments we made to each other to make improvements in our relationship and give ourselves the best shot possible.
I have the same tracker. It has really helped my doctor's
@@ldegraaf that’s awesome! I hate that you need it though. I haven’t had to use mine at the doctor’s yet, though I used my old period tracker at the doctor’s years ago, got me a PCOS diagnosis.
@@Amyduckie yeah I've used it to show what happened when they started me on different medications. My doctor took a picture of it and was able to use it to tell the insurance company exactly why I needed to get on a different medication. She also made a print out based on my tracker that she now hands out to some patients so they can track symptoms and help her know what treatments work for them.
@@ldegraaf omg that’s so stinking cool! Your doctor sounds amazing.
My favorite page to include is a "Year in Pixels" where I assign colors to certain moods and then have a spread where I can color in each day with one color, and then I can look back to see if there was a specific time when I used one color a lot = I was feeling stressed/happy/sad a lot during that time.
Definitely will do the Then vs Now spread!
Love the flip out spacing grid,
Thanks Sherry! 😄💜
I use my open page with 12 mini boxes for my monthly themes. So for example if my July is all avocado paintings etc, the mini July box will have a tiny avocado. It’s just a fun way to see all my themes in one place
Ive watched a few journal tutorials for the year ahead, and this one is by far my favourite! Well done and thank you!
Thanks Mat! Glad you enjoyed it 😄💜
Brilliant ideas, Jess! I'm glad I stumbled on this video for inspiration for my new journal! One section I have added to it is for dreams. I will try to write down the little bits I remembered no matter how ridiculous or nonsense they are. I noticed on the ‘emergency’ page there is a field for your blood type, which caught my eye right away!! 😊 I’m a Medical Laboratory Scientist (or Biomedical Scientist in some countries) -- we do blood typing, among MANY other medical diagnostic things 😉. Your blood type is definitely useful to know and I want everyone to be aware that if you ever donate blood, or need to have a blood transfusion, the medical staff cannot take your word for it. We will still collect a sample to confirm what your ABO and Rh type are plus whether you have any antibodies the blood bankers need to be concerned about.
The flip outs! You're a genius!
I really like the idea of a detachable! Could really apply to a lot of different functions, not just a yearly, and my brain's buzzing with ideas now
Flip out grid spacing. OMG This is a game changer.
I love the idea of 22 self-care things to try to do 22 times during 2022.
I have a spread that lists each month and then every birthday and anniversary that celebrated during that month.
I also have a spread of things I've learned during the year.
In my daily use journal I write down three things each day that I'm grateful for and I take a few moments to reflect on what I hear God saying to me and I record a sentence or two.
do you have any ideas you're willing to share for the 22 self care things?
@@mmemonarch buy flowers, go for a long drive, meditate, watch the sunset, read a book, watch a movie, play a game, take a nap, foot soak, random act of kindness, face mask, color, craft, or bake,
I am binge watching your videos trying to figure our what I want to put in my new journal and what a treat to see so many options!!! I have bullet journaled in the past and dabbled with the Alastair Method and now I think I will also try some GTD options. I have so much to get done that I know if I put some of your possibilities into action plans I will surely be further ahead than if I just wing my way thru life. THANKS, I am a new subscriber!
I really like the yearly bingo board, what a fun way to do things and treat yourself a bit!
I love bingo boards, I think they're so fun 😄💜
Loved this! I always include a date tracker and date ideas page. We've been together for 14 years and have 3 kids so its an important page for me or we'd get so caught up in day to day that we'd forget to have date nights. We try for 1 a month.
I need to do these too, and I don't even have the reason of kids, I'm just slack! 😝💜
Love these ideas! I'm my 1st bujo I did a story of monthly review but with an artist take: basically I just draw myself and hope I think the month will turn out for me, and a couple were pretty accurate. I miss doing those so with my next bujo I want to go back to that
fold out grid spacing is GENIUS!!!!!
You’ve done it again! I love all the suggestions and will definitely be using some of them in my 2022 bujo. 💜
Yay! Glad you liked the ideas Brenda! 🥳💜
Jess, I love all these ideas! One of my go-to spreads to start a journal is a double page layout, one side is school term dates including inset days, bank holidays etc and the other side is specific days at school eg picture day, non uniform day things like that xx
THE FLIP OUT GRID SPACING IS GENIUS
Haha glad you like it! 💜😄
Thank you for the video. I am new to bullet journals and I got some really good ideas from here.
Most welcome! Glad it gave you some ideas 😄💜
Productivity board; I've been using the monthly one, but it takes up 2 whole pages. I'll gladly use this format of this yearly and tweak as a monthly to save space taking only the bottom or top 1/2 a page, with flip out key in the back cover.
The detachable yearly tracker is so cleaver, have to remember that for the future!
I'm setting up my 2022 journal right now (yeah, I'm a bit late this year, haha!) and I've wanted to track more day to day activities and I'm definitely stealing the puzzle tracker! I haven't been able to use my bullet journal much this past year, much thanks to covid, and tracking how many things you've finished feels like a little something to keep me checking it every day. Thank you! :)
there's a lot of good stuff here! I feel like you could combine the weekly productivity level board with the xx xx's in 20xx, that way you can see which weeks you did each of the things.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
There are so many excellent ideas in this video that will help me be successful in achieving my 2022 goals! Oh my goodness! I feel like I hit the Bullet Journal Jackpot! Thanks for sharing these wonderful ideas!
Most welcome Valerie! 😄💜 Glad you found the video useful!
i'll do do a flip out grid space sheet. As i use a blanck bujo, it will save me lot of time to do the spread. thanks for all your ideas, clearly explained and beautifully illustrated.
I like the detachable yearly spreads. That is so smart!! And I will be adding monthly and weekly reset checklists to my 2022 journal. It’s so fun getting ready to get into a new journal. 📔
I LOVE setting up a new journal 😄💜 Very pumped to start working on my 2022 one! 🥳
This is exactly what I need. Thank you for sharing these ideas! 🧡
Most welcome! Glad it was helpful 😄💜
I like to add my kids school schedule and the fun days they have like spirit week themes. I also like to my husband's work schedule and holidays he gets off. I also keep track of our sports teams.
Oh for sure, that's very worthwhile keeping track of! 💪💜😄
Wow how lucky to find you. I have never done Bullet Journal and so many great ideas and love how you describe everything, thank you
Glad to have you here! 😄💜 And glad you enjoyed the video 🥳
love the flip out rulers !
Glad you liked that one! 😄 It's a great addition 💪
The detachable yearly trackers is mind blowing! I am so excited to try it for 2022 as I just received my Archer & Olive Neapolitan notepad
I really like the gamified page! That was cool
The asthetic and vibe of the journal is just so very much me 🙆♂️💫💫💫🤩
Glad you like it! 😄💜
My yearly setups are largely dictated by my yearly goals. Besides that, the only truly unique spread I make is one for recording my wind tunnel time for indoor skydiving, as I do that as a hobby on a regular basis. This year, though, my brother got me a sprocket photo printer for my birthday and I’m looking forward to doing a monthly highlight photo collage in my journal for 2022.
I’m doing my first practice journal
These are all amazing! Some of these I've used before but a lot are new or simplified ways to approach them. Thank you for creating and sharing 😍
Most welcome! Glad you liked the ideas 😄💜
Clever idea for the key! Thanks
Thanks, glad you found it helpful! 😄💜
Loved design and color scheme!
Thanks Denise! 😄💜
This is an absolutely brilliant vid! I love the ideas you've presented and how you've explained everything. BIG THANKS!
Thanks Cate! 😄💜 glad you enjoyed it 🥳
As always you give so many great ideas. My favourite idea is the letter to myself.
It's a cute idea! I'm looking forward to opening mine on January 1st 😄💜
I want almost every single page in my journal for 2022 this is gonna be a challenge! Love the spreads!
Thanks for all the great ideas!
Thanks Denise! 😄 glad you liked them!
outside of the standard: I do a lunar calendar, a womans empowerment group spread (noting different themes), not yearly but monthly/seasonally i do a gardening todo check list. kids schooling calendar (which 2022 i need two for because my eldest is off to High School), study calendar for myself. and a yearly tarot spread.
Great idea on the tip in tracker
Thanks!
Omg, thank-you Tyler! So kind of you! 😦💜😭
I'm making a page for important dates as they pass. Examples are start/ end a job. Purchase date of my car or other big purchases, especially if they have warranties, Dr. checkups.
Omg thank you i love these spreads they are soooo usefull and fun I'll be using some of them in my new bujo
Aww yay! Glad you found them useful 😄💜
It is super cool and very creative. great work
Thanks! 😄💜
This is so creative and aesthetically pleasing! 💛
Thanks! 😄💜
The detachable trackers are BRILLIANT! Well done, you! Don't be surprised if I steal that one. :)
Haha thanks Beth! 😄💜🥳
This is an amazing video! Thank you so much. I have saved it to my list and will be coming back to it time and time again.
Yay, most welcome Michelle! Glad it was helpful 😄💜
great video. tnx so much!
This is awesome thanks jashii corin this will be very useful for my new planner
Most welcome! 💜😄
Thiiiis is what ive been looking for!
I'm glad you found it! 😄💜
Jess! I always love ideas.
Thanks Steph! Hope you found these helpful 💜😄
great video! thank you!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
great ideas . thanks@!
Most welcome Riley! 😄💜
Thanks for this, just going to start my first journal and feeling a bit overwhelmed 😂 I’ve been drafting out some ideas of what I want to do but not 100% sure its going to work, we shall see. I’m no artist and hate lots of handwriting, I’m getting arthritis and my hands lock up so I was planning on doing a lot on my pc then printing and glueing or inserting those pages so along the lines of your removable tracker I guess. I have bought a spiral bound journal to make it easier to add bits (I also want it to be a sort of art journal too so I can add card layouts or new techniques and these would be stuck in for the most part. ). A lot of my page spread ‘artwork’ will be stamps, dies or stencils too. I’m excited but nervous lol, so thanks again for all the great ideas
Sounds like a good system Pam! 😄 I can totally understand feeing overwhelmed when starting a journal 😝💜
Jashi. Love the ideas. But the wavy plad in the middle of some of the pages. Is freaking me a little 😂😂😊
Haha 😂 a controversial choice, lol 💜
I’m definitely going to set up that video game themed tracker!!! That is absolutely brilliant :) by the way I’m going to be uploading my December plan with me soon if anyone is interested in checking that out. Love your content!
Thanks Victoria, glad you like it! 😄💜
i'd love to add the 7th idea. the "then and now" although i don't think i have enough pages in my new bullet journal..
i have yet to get a bank account for me, so my savings go to my mother's account, and fore that i have a "banl balance" half spread, where i log in adds and deducts as they come, so that i know exactly how mych i have in savings, and where my money goes or come from.
another spread i add, is a "wotk tracker" i work with a few teachers, and usually payments happen at the end of a semester, so i have a "credit account tracker" where i list the dates with all i've done, and the respective amount.
I really like the "then and now" idea too, maybe you could attach it in with a tip-in or something if you really wanted to include it? 😄 always good to have savings spreads! 💜💪
@@JashiiCorrin true! or i just thought of having it directly on the back cover of my bujo, i still haven't set up my new bujo yet.
thanks of the great ideas!
Do you have more information or examples of gamifing goals? This is such a cool idea.
I might combine 2 ideas for a detachable bingo card.
Good thinking! 😄💜
Really nice content here! I really wanna try the gamify approach but I can't make it work/I find the way I wanna implement it too tedious to execute.
So many great ideas for my new bujo. Where is the link for the days of recognition?
Thanks Alice! Classic me forgetting to put it in: nationaltoday.com/national-day-calendar/ There you go! 💜😄
@@JashiiCorrin thank you so much! I this is definitely something I'd love to include in my 2022 bujo 🥰
For your 22 22's in 2022...what does that mean? I get 22 pounds or books or whatever in 2022. But, I don't understand the second 22.
I love all of your ideas and setups. The key and page setup flip outs are genius! Using washi for pages that keep going is great also. I normally have more than one bujo (main, collections, etc) because of this but your ideas will probably save me from that.
It's 22 different things that you're planning to do 22 times in 2022. So 22 pounds _and_ 22 books and 20 other 22-times things. It's pretty ambitious, I think it works best for someone who isn't overly perfectionist about actually forcing themself to complete it all XD
Thanks for explaining Sal! 💜 my 21 21s in 2021 certainly wasn’t perfect, but it was still fun! 😄 that’s why I encourage you to pick small things if you’re going to do it (like compliments given, or X amount saved, etc)
Hey! I looove your videos ... Im preparing myself to Bujo... gathering data watching vids etc... you had a printable tombow chart and i thought i had downloaded it but it was the un-numbered one! DERP! Could you linke that to me >?
anyone have any more ideas for the 23 23s in 2023 page?
I'm trying to think of mine now 😊
What did you have so far? 😄💜
@@JashiiCorrin play dates with kids, dates with my hubby, face masks, hair masks, family outings, do nails, random acts of kindness, letters written and sent, books read, compliments to strangers, areas cleaned/organized, baby journal updates, stepping out of my comfort zone, trips out of my county, flexibility workouts, new wardrobe piece, added recipe to recipe binder, phone free days, dates with myself, 30 minutes of writing
That's what I have so far but I'm not entirely sure of some of them. I'm also trying to think of some things that can strengthen my relationship with my husband 😊
First! And ik these are gonna be hella useful. I ordered a journal that is arriving in a few days and i really need some ides (◍•ᴗ•◍)❤
Thank you some great ideas think some will make it to my 2022 bj.
I think I've finally understood why so many people need the grid pages when I usually use my ruler... it's because the grid is in centimetres, as my ruler, while most American users have rulers in inches, that don't fit the dot grid. I'm sorry guys, but if you try using a ruler in centimetres you'll spare a lot of time!
Seconding the value of a ruler in centimeters 💪👏
Do you mind if people copy your pages for their personal Bujos?
Don’t mind at all! 💜 If people post them on IG or whatnot, I prefer if people tag me in the picture so I can check it out 😄 but I just enjoy sharing ideas for people to use 💪
@@JashiiCorrin ❤️❤️
I have a online shopping tracker to make sure I do receive everything I order. It has name of shop, items bought, date of purchase, expected date of delivery, actual date of delivery. Once it's delivered, I highlight the line so I know order is received. I helps visualizing the ones I'm still waiting for.
Nice! I do a similar thing in my email folder so that I can keep track of the shipping numbers and tracking details 😄💜
Excellent idea! I've ordered things that never arrived, but couldn't remember exactly when they were purchased or how I paid for them (PayPal, bank or credit card, etc).
Great ideas. But your yearly tracker has no July and two November’s...
Yep 😄 lucky this isn’t for my actual journal, haha 👌
Gotta ask... were you drunk when you put the washi tape on the "gamified goals" page? 😉😆😂 back to the vlog now that I've been an ass
Haha 😂 Kinda looks like it, doesn’t it! I laid it down on one half, ripped it in half length ways, and then stuck to the other side; makes it the same width throughout, but totally look like a “you had one job” kinda thing 😂
Sorry. I accidentally gave you a thumbs down. 🥴
In the assumption that you pressed the 👎 again to undo it, all good! 😋💜
I was so inspired by these ideas! Tysm!
Aww yay! Glad to hear it 😄💜 you’re most welcome!