Hi very nice! I also been using it for 3 years But I add the days in a Column then I have a week grid and designate task to a day by writing it on the hight of the day - merely I have a grid when I tackle a project to see wich tasks are connected Kind regards
I love the two two day spread. I would love it if you would partner with a company and make one with the weekly task list in an 8x11. I would love to share what other pages I would want included that I feel are essential. I cannot t find what I need being sold today and it is based on your two two day weekly spread with task list.
I started using the rolling weekly this month, but instead of a place for just events/ appointments, I use a circle and it goes in the list with everything else.
I'm just starting my first bullet journal and I felt that the typical monthly/weekly spreads were going to be too much work for my ADHD brain 😄. This video just showed me the exact method I need! I'm happy I saw this video before I'd get annoyed to transfer the tasks again and again and i'd stop using it altogether! Thank you so much! 😃
I hope you've been able to keep up with it. I got overwhelmed even though I set realistic goals (fellow ADHDer here 👋). So I'm getting back to it sans traditional bujo. I got the rocketbook reusable journal and so far I LOVE it. I love being able to erase stuff and start over. If I have a writing type-o (probably from dysgraphia) or smudge it, I can just use my water brush pen to wet down the offending mark and start over. This has been really helpful in my attempt to figure out a new system. Because if it's not working out for me, I just wet it down, wipe it up, and can try something else.
Oh, if you are thinking about the rocketbook just know it does have its drawbacks. For my brain, they're nothing compared to the alternative. The ink comes off really easy, almost too easy. I flipped the notebook so I could write using my left hand as a hard surface. It's a bit hot in my upstairs rooms and some of the ink transferred to my hand. It was still legible and now I'm overly cautious when I'm not using a proper writing surface. Heat can make the ink disappear, but freezing the book can bring it back. If you don't erase within about 30 days or so, the pages may stain. However, you can use a damp cloth diluted with alcohol and carefully remove the stain. You just have to be careful since this may remove the dots. Most people said they didn't have issues removing stains. I think the biggest inconvenience for me is smudging. The pages are a smooth gloss which allows the *Frixion pen ink to be removed easily. This means that it also takes about 15 seconds to dry before you can close or flip the page. It's not really a big deal. So far, everything has been legible the few times I managed it. Oh yeah, and the Frixion line of pens/markers/highlighters are the only kind that can be erased. Some people complain that they run out too fast so the increased cost isn't worth it, but they also aren't using the Rocketbook. I imagine the Rocketbook uses less ink because the page isn't absorbing it, it's sitting on top of it. I have no idea if anyone is actually interested in it, but I hope this helps anyone who is.
@@Lyssadarling22 If you use a finer point, there are less issues with smudging. Wasn't sure what I should use to do a bullet journal. I have some Rocketbook journals
This was so useful as it actually was focusing on the BuJo setup and use. Many videos spend so much on the decorating that the functionality gets lost. I just discovered the Alastair method and find it useful. But I am still tweaking it to figure out what works for me. Rewriting daily is simply irritating, just like you said. Thank you for a very useful video!
I feel offended that I've been bullet journaling for years now but found you literally just today. 😥 I've been binging your videos and they're all so helpful and inspiring. Thank you so much, Elizabeth! 💖
I like the soft schedule /floated task feature because it solves the problem for people with changing schedules. I may also use a half circle for little tasks (about 30 minutes orless than hour) that I can do before or after workdays, to differentiate from bigger tasks (hour or more) which I'd use a full circle.
When you are ready for it and (probably) done with this journal, please, please, PLEASE do a flip-thru! When you showed your filled-in Oct dutch door, I just loved it! I love seeing these gorgeous spreads actually used. And thank you for doing this video. Your earlier video has always been intriguing to me, but not as clear as this one, so way to go!
Just wanted to drop a note to say that I based my favorite weekly spread on this a few years back. It’s gotten me through graduate school, two pregnancies, a cross country move, the first three years of a demanding academic job, and kept me more or less organized and on top of my life through all that. Thank you for the inspiration and all your beautiful videos. And yay vegans, vegans rock!
I found a factory made planner that used this system and it saved me! I ended up using a binder clip to keep a notecard at the current week and when there were projects or tasks that could taken multiple weeks it went on that notecard and it acted like a bookmark that moved with me. It helped me not forget big projects but also didn’t overwhelm me when I looked at it. Also saved on rewriting. I can’t find the same planner for next year so I am going to try making my own mixed with bujo and I made my own bookmark to mark where I was and it had my basic monthly on it so I didn’t have to flip pages too much. Sadly little barriers like having to flip pages all the time can really get me out of the flow. :-) I like your method a lot for how neat it looks and I may try to incorporate some of your ideas to add to what I am doing. Also, beautiful nails! The color against the cream of the page is visually stunning! Edit: omg the false Dutch door may have solved one of my biggest issues with planners! I don’t have tons of things to fill my dailies and I hate flipping around the month, going to make a rolling monthly with a weekly layout on each half of the page and my monthly task list on the other side!
OMG this spread is AWESOME!!! A lot of my errands are soft scheduled, and it usually takes multiple days to finish my projects, and this spread is just what I need! My January pages are already done so I'll still use them, but starting from February I'm switching to this spread for sure!! Hello from Vancouver BC, and thank you for sharing!
Nope!! I am always taken in by her fingernails. She always gets two views from me. The first view is just me watching her fingers, the second is to learn what she is trying to teach me!!
I found them distracting. I think she should tone them down some, maybe a neutral color and less pointy. Good content though- let that shine brightest.
Tubes Horns no, they’re perfect - I actually watch only her videos because she actually puts effort into her nails, unlike most bullet journalers with baby carrot fingers and bitten nails
Genius! And I love the idea of not putting "soft" to do stuff on the normal day's schedule. It will avoid me a lot of self-disappointment for not having done it. This is usually the main (and worst) mistake I do, when compiling lists for the coming week.
In addition to this excellent description of the rolling weekly, I'm appreciating that you're giving the best credit where credit is due and sources to the ideas as you can. So many people on here don't do that at all, and I respect the folks who do - online or otherwise. Thanks for modeling this specific kind of integrity.
The first time I watched this it didn’t really make sense, but I wasn’t really paying attention, but I watched it over again, and now it makes lots of sense, thankyou!
I was a little hesitant to start bullet journaling because I thought I wouldn’t always have time to a nice weekly spread, but after watching this video I’m convinced ♥️ I love the simplicity of this. It’s exactly what I need. Also I’ve been watching a lot of your other bullet journaling videos and they’ve really helped me understand what bullet journaling is about. 💕
Thank you for this video... I was burnt out with my bujo and so tired of moving tasks from day to day and this rolling weekly method is perfect for me!!! Life saver!
As someone with ADHD I think this would help me stay organized, not too much clutter and I don't have to delegate anything to specific days and clutter up my weekly I wish I had found out about this sooner!!
I am loving the simplicity and effectiveness of this method. I picked up bullet journalling because to be more productive and to have more structure in my life. I can appreciate all the artsy spreads I come across, but seeing this level of thought and intention towards how a spread will be used productively is really what excites me. This method is simple to setup, isn't too rigid in terms of allocating space ahead of time, but still provides enough structure to be able to scan the entire list and know exactly what's going on. Not having to assign a task to an arbitrary day is where it really shines. I have lots of tasks that aren't so day specific that I just need completed at some point in the week. I've also started adding check boxes for habits since those are really tasks that require a specific date to be completed. Thank you for sharing this! Also, that camera work in the beginning was superb👌
Discovered this video about a year ago and it changed everything. Because I was writing larger journal entries and meeting notes in my dailies, my task list was disappearing onto previous pages frequently. If I don’t see the tasks, I don’t remember to do them and I was getting frustrated with rewriting my tasks every couple days. With this weekly set up, I use the subsequent pages for journal entries and notes but keep my page marker on the weekly spread for quick reference. Thank you for this video.
The faux Dutch door setup had changed the game for me! Thanks for such a helpful explanation of this method. I've been stressing about how to make the bujo work for me.
I had the pleasure of discovering this video BEFORE I ever set up my first bujo. I'm astonished anyone can do it any other way! To me it's reminiscent, but an evolved version, of the Must Do/To Do lists that CGPGrey talks about (each day you have two lists - things that MUST be done like assignments that are due, and things that COULD be done like adding a piece to a long term project). But instead of wasting time copying out a to-do every day, this helps keep things a bit more macro Honestly brilliant.
This video 100% helped me but in another way than expected. I personally have a terrible memory and I need to constantly remind myself of what I'm supposed to be doing, how long it will take, and when I'm finished with the task so rewriting my progress every day isn't a bother to me. However, writing out my habits on a spread next to my mood tracker very much is lol. So I'm gonna use the tasks to track my habits weekly instead of months from now on. Thanks for sharing the information!
I've used this method for a few weeks now then attempted to use one of my old layouts and it felt so strange 😅 Rolling weeklies are the best! And you explained it very well!
This solves my problem about not knowing how much space to give myself per day on weeklies. Some weeks I have large spaces I don't use, others I have small spaces and end up unable to fit in all my daily tasks. This seems really useful! I'll try it next week for sure!
I saw your video last year and that completely changed my bullet journal method. I'm at university so I have lot's of tasks that need to be done in various days. This helped me to see the progress on my projects and save me time since I don't have to rewrite tasks. I find out very useful to ad a vertical line for the day that a task need to be done, like a due line, so I can easily see how much time I need for a task. It's difficult to explain, so I will try to "draw" it: M T W T F S S . . . | . task This task HAS to be done before Friday
Definitely going to give this a try. I struggle with productivity especially now because I work from home. Seeing all the tasks in one space and having the days of the week beside the list is blowing my mind. My tasks are constantly shifting and this seems perfect for the flexibility that I need to keep organized. Going to try it out next week!! 🤩🤓
I've been using a version of this in my weekly spreads for about a year now, and it is possibly the only reason I'm able to stay on top of actual adulting as I finish my degree. I had never seen a weekly spread that wasn't just a standard weekly spread. My number one issue with every previous planner I used was rewriting tasks day after day because I couldn't get around to them. I'm glad I found this system, because it kept that from happening with my bujo (which I love every other aspect of).
Thank you for explaining this so clearly. A reason I watch your videos is because you are so clear when you explain ideas. Thank you. I appreciate you. I appreciate your clarity.
I came to youtube looking for a more efficient way to set up my weekly spreads and you did the job! I'm looking forward to trying this next week, thank you!
I just decided that this year I will start BUJO and because I know I am not 100% artistry yet i do want it to look beautiful --because that makes me want to follow it-- and your channel is absolutely GOLD. Keep going, I am taking so much good advice and ideas to start a how to not die in the process.
I think i just discovered THE weekly spread for me. Honestly this is kind of a life saver for my bujo, i can finally have a full page dedicated to the events/classes so i have them well organized (i have to take subjects from two different years and it was a nightmare to put organize in the other spreads). And the tasks spread is AMAZING, I can’t remember how many times i had to re write the same task bc I didn’t finish it on the day i wrote it. It even gives me enough space to put weekly trackers (since monthly just didn’t work for me).
So glad I came across your video! I've been using a bujo on and off for 2 years and could never stick with it for longer than 3 months at a time. I just found it to be a chore rather than a help! I was just about to give up! Your faux dutch door method has brought some serious clarity to the way I bujo. I love this method! Gives me just enough space to make daily notes and schedule my days by hours and even enough space for a bit of bujo art😉 I use an A5 Thanks for sharing💞
this method absolutely changed my bujo game. I never liked the common weekly spreads because I would always abandon them some time, and it was frustrating to see the tasks I didn't manage to complete. The rolling weekly is so more... free I would say. I lay out the tasks I want to get done and I don't get anxious or pressured to do them on a specific day. it's also such a clean spread to do, so quick to create and they look very cute with a single washi tape. I basically only do this spread now lol
This is SO helpful. As a teacher I often have so many tasks that don’t need to get done on a specific day but can just get done if I’ve got a free moment so I love the rolling weekly! Can’t wait to try this. I was so stressed last semester and I think bujo is going to help me stay organized, less stressed and just happier!
I just started bullet journaling the beginning of this month. I am thankful that I found your channel while researching bullet journaling. l have only been journaling for a couple of weeks now but the rolling weekly is a spread i find useful and will continue to use. I am using a modify version but wouldn't have been able to do so without this video. Thank you.
Hello Elizabeth from a fellow Canuck. I come to you from Ottawa. THANK YOUUUUUUU for this video!! I finally understand -clearly, the concept of rolling weeklies! I stumbled upon the bullet journal notion late in 2020 and fell head-over-heels with the concept (I am, after all, a self-confessed stationary nerd). I have been doing bullet journaling (trying to) since January 2021. Since then I have watched a loooooooot of videos to fully grasp the notion. Luckily for me I came across your channel after doing a lot of jumping channel to channel. While i LUUUUUUUV bullet journal and my notebook, I was becoming more and more annoyed with the re-writing of my migrated tasks and activities (even though i thoroughly understand Ryder Carroll's POV on rewriting). Like you have a loooooooot of tasks in a week that are mostly soft-scheduled and found I was not as motivated as I would have liked to use my bujo consistently. I admit that using the rolling weekly/ Alastair Method was intriguing to me, but at the same time, I was apprehensive to put it in practice (I was afraid of "messing it up"...). Your video has shown me it is much much simpler to use than my brain had ever envisioned. Thanks again! :0)
I am new to bullet journaling and am setting up my first one for 2022. I have been watching a lot of videos for different type of set-ups and this has got to be my favorite. I will definitely be using the one with the Dutch door. What an amazing lay out! Thank you for showing them and explaining them so well!!
I watched this video like 5 times before attempting to set up my own but I THINK I GOT IT! Thank you so much for taking the time to remake this video and explain things!
This is the most helpful video that I've found so far. I have a new bullet journal and I admit that I've been daunted trying to figure out the best way to set it up. What you've done with the Rolling Weekly makes a lot of sense to me.
I have just started bullet journaling and your channel kept getting recommended on RUclips when I was looking for ideas. Lots of very helping hints and techniques! You explain things so clearly and calmly; your videos are a pleasure to watch. I was getting frustrated with transferring tasks so this technique of the rolling weekly was a game changer for me and came at a good time. You’ve got yourself a new subscriber. Thanks. 🙏
I'm re-attempting BuJo, and this sort of what I've been doing, but with a lot more writing than I've wanted. I'm very excited to try your rolling weekly, this looks so useful!
Trying to understand how to go from a monthly to weekly to daily with a bullet journal. I was getting hung up on dailies. You knocked it out the park with the weekly list of all tasks. This makes complete sense. I might have got there, but it would taken a couple years of suffering. Thanks.
I was so lost through entire video but as soon as you showed your filled in version, i magically understood it! This is so freaking amazing! I wanted something exactly like this. I am so greatful❤❤❤❤
Before I came across this video, I used a rolling weekly spread but didn’t know what it was called. Glad to know it has a name! I definitely like having most of my tasks not assigned to a certain day because I typically don’t have enough time to get everything I’d like done after work and usually don’t care what day a certain task is done.
I've been using this system since early 2020 and it works so well for me. My specifics: 1. I only use it for work, so the days are M-F. 2. My task list/brain dump list is really applicable for 2 weeks or so, and the "dailies" section was too big, so I split the dailies in half (2 columns of 5). So I guess that makes mine a rolling bi-weekly. 3. My days end up being difficult to schedule due to part of my job being put out fires for clients or consultants, so I use the dailies area to document what I actually did, rather than what I plan to do. This helps me recognize what I actually accomplished and feel better about what I "produce." ** I did start a separate weekly goals layout in a little spare notebook to help with setting goals and commitments, but it's still in development and feels better separated from my long standing rolling bi-weekly.
Thank you so much for sharing your method. I think what I love about this method is how simple and clean it is. I find it so very easy to get overwhelmed by lists and designs and perfection but this method is just so simple and straight forward. I love how you do design your weekly spreads but again they are simple but very effective. I will definitely be using this method in my new bullet journal!!
I highly recommend everyone to try the method presented in this video. I have came to an almost identical structure probably around the same time, i was just tracking two weeks not one. But principle is the same. I have learned that it works really nice when you are working on multiple projects with many subtasks which could take weeks (eg audit/consulting in Big4). However it doesn't work for me at my new job where I don't have such long tasks anymore. Update: Just looked in my old journals, i have started BuJo in 9th of June 2016, and the first week with this structure was the week of 11th of July 2016.
I'm just starting off with Bullet journaling and are looking for inspiration and information about how to best work with it. I have never seen this way of doing the weekly spread. I find I like it very much and will try it out for a while. Thank you for all your inspiration :-)
Watched this and then scrolled through your instagram profile to find the post on it and add it to my Bujo collection. Most of my tasks aren't day-specific, aside from my work shifts, so this method will be very useful.
Hi dear! A few month i saw this method, and i try it, and this change my mind, my bullet journal used. This is my favourite weekly, i use it every single week. Im so organozed right now. Thank you so much these videos about this weeklies. Love your videos sooo much. 😍😍😍
This is a great setup for my procrastinating brain that puts things off every day. I migrate and migrate and migrate but I never really know exactly how much but I just know this will make it obvious so I can prioritize it properly.
Had a lot of problems with planning due to anxiety, I could never find a good planner for me so i spent so much time trying and finding my way to plan well. turns out the way i figured out to do it did already exist. Wish i had seen this sooner
Starting my first bujo tomorrow. Got my journal in the mail today, and instant first-page intimidation! Bah! Thank you for taking the pressure off. Looking forward to learning more from you.
Hi! New viewer here. I came here from the /r/Bujo subreddit, saw that this was a 13 minute video, sighed (another video overexplaining everything to hit 10+ minutes, great)... but then I actually watched the video and realised there's actually enough information in here to warrant the length. It's also produced very well, and is aesthetically pleasing while still presenting the information clearly and consisely. You don't see videos like this every day -- you just earned a new subscriber. Thanks for making this!
I’d been struggling with setting up my first bullet journal, thinking it just wasn’t the system for me. This makes a lot of sense and has me reconsidering. Thank you!
Yep.... I've used a bullet journal for all of a week and a half and you just revolutionized it for me no joke. Only problem is now I have to redo two spreads to accommodate this...😧
This is fantastic! I'm brand new to bullet journaling, and I have found most weekly spreads I've seen to be kind of useless for me. But this will work! Thank you so much!
I use the Alastair Method to prioritise my monthly and weekly tasks - I used the Eisenhower Matrix before but when I switched to a Hobonichi Week I started to use the Alastair Method with priorities from 1 to 4 and sometimes a column for things I’m waiting for. But I also use daily lists where I migrate tasks from the weekly list and a daily task lists. I found that I have a hard time only working from a weekly list. I also use the faux dutch door for work! 😊
Lorelei Lee Adding a priority column to the Alistair method might be a good idea. I am finding it gets a little time consuming scanning through at times. Thanks for a great tip.
This is a neat system! I use something similar in my annual planning (not a bullet journal) where I separate my weekly non-day-specific tasks, but I just have a simple check box for completed/migrated/cancelled. I'm tempted to give your rolling weekly system a try in 2021. Thank you for explaining it so clearly!
I think I've already commented on this video, but I wanted to give a bit of an update. I LOVE this idea, and I've been wanting to use it for a while now, but haven't found the chance. And now with the quarantine, I definitely don't have enough to fill a weekly task list (since I'm still working 8h days). However! I'm planning to try this on a monthly basis! On my left page, I will have a monthly calendar with space underneath for events and appointments, and on the right page, I'm dividing the page into 5 horizontal spaces for each week. I'll test it out next month and see how it goes! Thanks again (and again!) for your wonderful videos. I find your spreads very inspiring and your voice soothing :)
Thank you so much. This definitely has been a game changer for me! It helped me to revive using my BUJO after a few weeks of feeling frustrated about how to see my daily and weekly tasks.
Thank you for this video, it makes a lot more sense now. I can't wait to try it as lately I just have been randomly assigning tasks to days. Thank you for always making such great videos
I know this a little of topic but I realized this while watching your video, there are less than 44 days left in the year....whoa! Anyhoo, love your videos and explanations on how the bullet journal method works for you!
This is so helpful! I’ve been trying to plan out how I want to do my weeklys once college starts back up so that I can have my assignment/hw to do list with each weekly instead of having to flip back and having one really long list for the whole term. This is the perfect setup
Thank you for sharing this. I have always struggled with different weekly formats but they tend to get overwhelming and then I never use them. I just set this up in my bujo and I really like how it turned out! I look forwarded to using it this week. Thanks!
I’m definitely going to try this for my first weekly of January. I think I’ll do a Dutch door though and do 2 weeks for the spread with events on the full pages and tasks on the Dutch door. I love the visual on the rolling task list but I don’t love the emptiness of the weekly. Maybe that’s where I can integrate gratitude and memories. So many ideas! Thank you for the inspiration.
Hey! I just wanted to thank you for the video. I discovered it about a month ago, and I'm using the Rolling Weekly for three weeks now and I totally changed my Bullet Journal game. I absolutely love it and will use this method only from now on. Thank you so much for bringing it to my attention! 💖💖💖
I’m definitely going to try using this weekly for this month. I kinda had to watch both videos to make sure my brain understands it correctly ahaha but now that I understand it it seems like it would be super effective! Can’t wait to try it out!
This layout is awesomeeeee! I AM using it since november 2019 and I never get tired of it. Love it I'll use it next year too. Elizabeth! You have great tips
I Kind of use the rolling weekly, but only for homework. I usually have a two page spread for one week with one box for each day. I use the eighth box for homework and schoolrelated projects, however I don't draw a line to the day I completed the task, I just check them off once they are finished. I might try the dutch door for december, mostly because I like having a lot of space for each day, but also because I want to use up as many pages as possible so I can justify starting a new bullet journal in january😂
Thanks for sharing! Finally starting a BJ this month. I wanted to get to that in January, but the world had other plans. Feeling on the mend with the new school year beginning, and this is such a comprehensive and efficient way to do weeklys. I was looking for something simple that didn't take too much time to set up, and this is it!
I haven't had a "bullet journal". I just have a notepad where I write everything but it always seemed to be missing something. I never realised I actually did the rolling weekly, but without all these bullets. Thanks, I think at the beginning of the new year I'll create a bujo
I came across the first video you did and it's been crucial to keeping my very forgetful /procrastination self and madhouse work schedule on track. I use a circle for allocating the day I want to work on something and then partially colour it in if I've worked on it that day but not completed it and repeat until it's done.
Definitely adopting this for my weeklies. I think it'll be really helpful for my schoolwork. Most of my homework just has to be completed by a specific day, but it doesn't really matter which specific day as long as it gets done on time.
I usually use some version of a rolling weekly in my bullet journal. I find it very helpful to add my habit tracker in the first few lines, that way I see it every day and I don't forget about my trackers
Excellent! Thank you, PBB. I am going to try this. I too find rewriting tasks a waste of time and I also find it disheartening, like I'm rewriting them because I just can't get enough done in a day. I don't think anyone needs a reminder that there aren't enough hours in a day ;) Thanks again!
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Plant Based Bride I will try it in May.
I’m going to try this and see if it works better than the weekly I use right now, which doesn’t help and I forget to use a lot.
Hi very nice! I also been using it for 3 years
But I add the days in a Column then I have a week grid and designate task to a day by writing it on the hight of the day - merely I have a grid when I tackle a project to see wich tasks are connected
Kind regards
I love the two two day spread. I would love it if you would partner with a company and make one with the weekly task list in an 8x11. I would love to share what other pages I would want included that I feel are essential. I cannot t find what I need being sold today and it is based on your two two day weekly spread with task list.
I started using the rolling weekly this month, but instead of a place for just events/ appointments, I use a circle and it goes in the list with everything else.
I'm just starting my first bullet journal and I felt that the typical monthly/weekly spreads were going to be too much work for my ADHD brain 😄. This video just showed me the exact method I need! I'm happy I saw this video before I'd get annoyed to transfer the tasks again and again and i'd stop using it altogether! Thank you so much! 😃
there’s a couple articles on the bullet journal website about bujoing with adhd that you may be interested in!
Yes honestly most spreads overwhelm and intimate me and I feel like I’d just run away mentally and therefore stop bullet journaling altogether
I hope you've been able to keep up with it. I got overwhelmed even though I set realistic goals (fellow ADHDer here 👋). So I'm getting back to it sans traditional bujo. I got the rocketbook reusable journal and so far I LOVE it. I love being able to erase stuff and start over. If I have a writing type-o (probably from dysgraphia) or smudge it, I can just use my water brush pen to wet down the offending mark and start over. This has been really helpful in my attempt to figure out a new system. Because if it's not working out for me, I just wet it down, wipe it up, and can try something else.
Oh, if you are thinking about the rocketbook just know it does have its drawbacks. For my brain, they're nothing compared to the alternative.
The ink comes off really easy, almost too easy. I flipped the notebook so I could write using my left hand as a hard surface. It's a bit hot in my upstairs rooms and some of the ink transferred to my hand. It was still legible and now I'm overly cautious when I'm not using a proper writing surface.
Heat can make the ink disappear, but freezing the book can bring it back. If you don't erase within about 30 days or so, the pages may stain. However, you can use a damp cloth diluted with alcohol and carefully remove the stain. You just have to be careful since this may remove the dots. Most people said they didn't have issues removing stains.
I think the biggest inconvenience for me is smudging. The pages are a smooth gloss which allows the *Frixion pen ink to be removed easily. This means that it also takes about 15 seconds to dry before you can close or flip the page. It's not really a big deal. So far, everything has been legible the few times I managed it. Oh yeah, and the Frixion line of pens/markers/highlighters are the only kind that can be erased. Some people complain that they run out too fast so the increased cost isn't worth it, but they also aren't using the Rocketbook. I imagine the Rocketbook uses less ink because the page isn't absorbing it, it's sitting on top of it. I have no idea if anyone is actually interested in it, but I hope this helps anyone who is.
@@Lyssadarling22 If you use a finer point, there are less issues with smudging. Wasn't sure what I should use to do a bullet journal. I have some Rocketbook journals
This was so useful as it actually was focusing on the BuJo setup and use. Many videos spend so much on the decorating that the functionality gets lost. I just discovered the Alastair method and find it useful. But I am still tweaking it to figure out what works for me. Rewriting daily is simply irritating, just like you said. Thank you for a very useful video!
I’m so glad you found it useful! I try to find a balance between more artsy videos and videos that focus on productivity ☺️
I feel offended that I've been bullet journaling for years now but found you literally just today. 😥 I've been binging your videos and they're all so helpful and inspiring. Thank you so much, Elizabeth! 💖
I like the soft schedule /floated task feature because it solves the problem for people with changing schedules. I may also use a half circle for little tasks (about 30 minutes orless than hour) that I can do before or after workdays, to differentiate from bigger tasks (hour or more) which I'd use a full circle.
Love the half/full circle idea!
When you are ready for it and (probably) done with this journal, please, please, PLEASE do a flip-thru! When you showed your filled-in Oct dutch door, I just loved it! I love seeing these gorgeous spreads actually used. And thank you for doing this video. Your earlier video has always been intriguing to me, but not as clear as this one, so way to go!
I will! Probably one of my first videos in 2020 ☺️ I also have a few old flip throughs on my channel!
Just wanted to drop a note to say that I based my favorite weekly spread on this a few years back. It’s gotten me through graduate school, two pregnancies, a cross country move, the first three years of a demanding academic job, and kept me more or less organized and on top of my life through all that. Thank you for the inspiration and all your beautiful videos. And yay vegans, vegans rock!
Ah I love this!! So glad I was able to help you find the weekly spread that works for your life ❤️
why have i just discovered this 3years into my bullet journalling journey and why has this changed my life forever
I found a factory made planner that used this system and it saved me! I ended up using a binder clip to keep a notecard at the current week and when there were projects or tasks that could taken multiple weeks it went on that notecard and it acted like a bookmark that moved with me. It helped me not forget big projects but also didn’t overwhelm me when I looked at it. Also saved on rewriting. I can’t find the same planner for next year so I am going to try making my own mixed with bujo and I made my own bookmark to mark where I was and it had my basic monthly on it so I didn’t have to flip pages too much. Sadly little barriers like having to flip pages all the time can really get me out of the flow. :-) I like your method a lot for how neat it looks and I may try to incorporate some of your ideas to add to what I am doing. Also, beautiful nails! The color against the cream of the page is visually stunning!
Edit: omg the false Dutch door may have solved one of my biggest issues with planners! I don’t have tons of things to fill my dailies and I hate flipping around the month, going to make a rolling monthly with a weekly layout on each half of the page and my monthly task list on the other side!
OMG this spread is AWESOME!!! A lot of my errands are soft scheduled, and it usually takes multiple days to finish my projects, and this spread is just what I need! My January pages are already done so I'll still use them, but starting from February I'm switching to this spread for sure!! Hello from Vancouver BC, and thank you for sharing!
Ever since I started using this method I feel like I'm way more organised. Thank you so much for sharing that!
Yay!! I’m so happy to hear that 🥰
Am I the only one who was just staring at her nails BECAUSE THEY LOOK SO COOL
Nope!! I am always taken in by her fingernails. She always gets two views from me. The first view is just me watching her fingers, the second is to learn what she is trying to teach me!!
I found them distracting. I think she should tone them down some, maybe a neutral color and less pointy. Good content though- let that shine brightest.
Tubes Horns no, they’re perfect - I actually watch only her videos because she actually puts effort into her nails, unlike most bullet journalers with baby carrot fingers and bitten nails
Ikr!
I love them. Very elegant.
This is brilliant. Not knowing about this is the reason I stopped bullet journaling. Now I know what to do, so thank you!
Genius! And I love the idea of not putting "soft" to do stuff on the normal day's schedule. It will avoid me a lot of self-disappointment for not having done it. This is usually the main (and worst) mistake I do, when compiling lists for the coming week.
In addition to this excellent description of the rolling weekly, I'm appreciating that you're giving the best credit where credit is due and sources to the ideas as you can.
So many people on here don't do that at all, and I respect the folks who do - online or otherwise.
Thanks for modeling this specific kind of integrity.
The first time I watched this it didn’t really make sense, but I wasn’t really paying attention, but I watched it over again, and now it makes lots of sense, thankyou!
I was a little hesitant to start bullet journaling because I thought I wouldn’t always have time to a nice weekly spread, but after watching this video I’m convinced ♥️ I love the simplicity of this. It’s exactly what I need.
Also I’ve been watching a lot of your other bullet journaling videos and they’ve really helped me understand what bullet journaling is about. 💕
Thank you for this video... I was burnt out with my bujo and so tired of moving tasks from day to day and this rolling weekly method is perfect for me!!! Life saver!
Yay! I hope it works for you ❤️
As someone with ADHD I think this would help me stay organized, not too much clutter and I don't have to delegate anything to specific days and clutter up my weekly
I wish I had found out about this sooner!!
This is probably the most simple and effective way of bullet journaling from what I saw on RUclips. Thanks, I will definitely try this!
I am loving the simplicity and effectiveness of this method. I picked up bullet journalling because to be more productive and to have more structure in my life. I can appreciate all the artsy spreads I come across, but seeing this level of thought and intention towards how a spread will be used productively is really what excites me.
This method is simple to setup, isn't too rigid in terms of allocating space ahead of time, but still provides enough structure to be able to scan the entire list and know exactly what's going on. Not having to assign a task to an arbitrary day is where it really shines. I have lots of tasks that aren't so day specific that I just need completed at some point in the week.
I've also started adding check boxes for habits since those are really tasks that require a specific date to be completed.
Thank you for sharing this!
Also, that camera work in the beginning was superb👌
Thank you so much! I’m glad you found the video helpful and I hope this method works for you ☺️
Discovered this video about a year ago and it changed everything. Because I was writing larger journal entries and meeting notes in my dailies, my task list was disappearing onto previous pages frequently. If I don’t see the tasks, I don’t remember to do them and I was getting frustrated with rewriting my tasks every couple days. With this weekly set up, I use the subsequent pages for journal entries and notes but keep my page marker on the weekly spread for quick reference. Thank you for this video.
The faux Dutch door setup had changed the game for me! Thanks for such a helpful explanation of this method. I've been stressing about how to make the bujo work for me.
I had the pleasure of discovering this video BEFORE I ever set up my first bujo. I'm astonished anyone can do it any other way!
To me it's reminiscent, but an evolved version, of the Must Do/To Do lists that CGPGrey talks about (each day you have two lists - things that MUST be done like assignments that are due, and things that COULD be done like adding a piece to a long term project). But instead of wasting time copying out a to-do every day, this helps keep things a bit more macro
Honestly brilliant.
I’ve never heard of that system but it sounds great! I’m so glad the rolling weekly has worked for you ❤️
This video 100% helped me but in another way than expected. I personally have a terrible memory and I need to constantly remind myself of what I'm supposed to be doing, how long it will take, and when I'm finished with the task so rewriting my progress every day isn't a bother to me. However, writing out my habits on a spread next to my mood tracker very much is lol. So I'm gonna use the tasks to track my habits weekly instead of months from now on. Thanks for sharing the information!
I've used this method for a few weeks now then attempted to use one of my old layouts and it felt so strange 😅 Rolling weeklies are the best! And you explained it very well!
Hahaha I don’t think I could ever go back! Thank you ❤️
This solves my problem about not knowing how much space to give myself per day on weeklies. Some weeks I have large spaces I don't use, others I have small spaces and end up unable to fit in all my daily tasks. This seems really useful! I'll try it next week for sure!
I saw your video last year and that completely changed my bullet journal method. I'm at university so I have lot's of tasks that need to be done in various days. This helped me to see the progress on my projects and save me time since I don't have to rewrite tasks. I find out very useful to ad a vertical line for the day that a task need to be done, like a due line, so I can easily see how much time I need for a task. It's difficult to explain, so I will try to "draw" it:
M T W T F S S .
. . | . task
This task HAS to be done before Friday
Oh I like this!! 👍
thank you!!
I find the word "Tasks" so satisfying for some reason.
Definitely going to give this a try. I struggle with productivity especially now because I work from home. Seeing all the tasks in one space and having the days of the week beside the list is blowing my mind. My tasks are constantly shifting and this seems perfect for the flexibility that I need to keep organized. Going to try it out next week!! 🤩🤓
I've been using a version of this in my weekly spreads for about a year now, and it is possibly the only reason I'm able to stay on top of actual adulting as I finish my degree. I had never seen a weekly spread that wasn't just a standard weekly spread. My number one issue with every previous planner I used was rewriting tasks day after day because I couldn't get around to them. I'm glad I found this system, because it kept that from happening with my bujo (which I love every other aspect of).
Thank you for explaining this so clearly. A reason I watch your videos is because you are so clear when you explain ideas. Thank you. I appreciate you. I appreciate your clarity.
Thank you so much ❤️ I do my best!
@@PlantBasedBride doing your best is all that can ever be expected from anyone. Be blessed.
I came to youtube looking for a more efficient way to set up my weekly spreads and you did the job! I'm looking forward to trying this next week, thank you!
Can’t get enough of how organized it all looks! I’ve done my January set up with the rolling week!
I just decided that this year I will start BUJO and because I know I am not 100% artistry yet i do want it to look beautiful --because that makes me want to follow it-- and your channel is absolutely GOLD. Keep going, I am taking so much good advice and ideas to start a how to not die in the process.
I think i just discovered THE weekly spread for me. Honestly this is kind of a life saver for my bujo, i can finally have a full page dedicated to the events/classes so i have them well organized (i have to take subjects from two different years and it was a nightmare to put organize in the other spreads). And the tasks spread is AMAZING, I can’t remember how many times i had to re write the same task bc I didn’t finish it on the day i wrote it. It even gives me enough space to put weekly trackers (since monthly just didn’t work for me).
Yay! I’m so glad this system resonates with you ❤️
So glad I came across your video! I've been using a bujo on and off for 2 years and could never stick with it for longer than 3 months at a time. I just found it to be a chore rather than a help! I was just about to give up!
Your faux dutch door method has brought some serious clarity to the way I bujo. I love this method! Gives me just enough space to make daily notes and schedule my days by hours and even enough space for a bit of bujo art😉
I use an A5
Thanks for sharing💞
this method absolutely changed my bujo game. I never liked the common weekly spreads because I would always abandon them some time, and it was frustrating to see the tasks I didn't manage to complete. The rolling weekly is so more... free I would say. I lay out the tasks I want to get done and I don't get anxious or pressured to do them on a specific day. it's also such a clean spread to do, so quick to create and they look very cute with a single washi tape. I basically only do this spread now lol
Thank you for explaining what we actually write (or do not write) on these spreads.
This is SO helpful. As a teacher I often have so many tasks that don’t need to get done on a specific day but can just get done if I’ve got a free moment so I love the rolling weekly! Can’t wait to try this. I was so stressed last semester and I think bujo is going to help me stay organized, less stressed and just happier!
I just started bullet journaling the beginning of this month. I am thankful that I found your channel while researching bullet journaling. l have only been journaling for a couple of weeks now but the rolling weekly is a spread i find useful and will continue to use. I am using a modify version but wouldn't have been able to do so without this video. Thank you.
Hello Elizabeth from a fellow Canuck. I come to you from Ottawa. THANK YOUUUUUUU for this video!! I finally understand -clearly, the concept of rolling weeklies! I stumbled upon the bullet journal notion late in 2020 and fell head-over-heels with the concept (I am, after all, a self-confessed stationary nerd). I have been doing bullet journaling (trying to) since January 2021. Since then I have watched a loooooooot of videos to fully grasp the notion. Luckily for me I came across your channel after doing a lot of jumping channel to channel. While i LUUUUUUUV bullet journal and my notebook, I was becoming more and more annoyed with the re-writing of my migrated tasks and activities (even though i thoroughly understand Ryder Carroll's POV on rewriting). Like you have a loooooooot of tasks in a week that are mostly soft-scheduled and found I was not as motivated as I would have liked to use my bujo consistently. I admit that using the rolling weekly/ Alastair Method was intriguing to me, but at the same time, I was apprehensive to put it in practice (I was afraid of "messing it up"...). Your video has shown me it is much much simpler to use than my brain had ever envisioned. Thanks again! :0)
I am new to bullet journaling and am setting up my first one for 2022. I have been watching a lot of videos for different type of set-ups and this has got to be my favorite. I will definitely be using the one with the Dutch door. What an amazing lay out! Thank you for showing them and explaining them so well!!
Can I just tell you how much of a genius spread this is..i mean it's so SIMPLE..but yet soooo good
This is brilliant! That French door method is a game changer!!
I watched this video like 5 times before attempting to set up my own but I THINK I GOT IT! Thank you so much for taking the time to remake this video and explain things!
This is the most helpful video that I've found so far. I have a new bullet journal and I admit that I've been daunted trying to figure out the best way to set it up. What you've done with the Rolling Weekly makes a lot of sense to me.
I am so glad! ❤️
I have just started bullet journaling and your channel kept getting recommended on RUclips when I was looking for ideas. Lots of very helping hints and techniques! You explain things so clearly and calmly; your videos are a pleasure to watch. I was getting frustrated with transferring tasks so this technique of the rolling weekly was a game changer for me and came at a good time. You’ve got yourself a new subscriber. Thanks. 🙏
I'm re-attempting BuJo, and this sort of what I've been doing, but with a lot more writing than I've wanted. I'm very excited to try your rolling weekly, this looks so useful!
Holy crap! So simple and effective. Your layout is exactly what I've been looking for. Thank you.
I’m so glad! ❤️
Trying to understand how to go from a monthly to weekly to daily with a bullet journal. I was getting hung up on dailies. You knocked it out the park with the weekly list of all tasks. This makes complete sense. I might have got there, but it would taken a couple years of suffering. Thanks.
I’m so happy to help!
Very helpful; thank you so much. This method looks like it will fit my brain and life much better than the "standard" daily log.
It was great to learn a little more about bullet journals, the Alastair method, and rolling weekly.
I was so lost through entire video but as soon as you showed your filled in version, i magically understood it! This is so freaking amazing! I wanted something exactly like this. I am so greatful❤❤❤❤
I’ve been doing this the past almost three months. Game changer!!!❤️📖🖊
Yess such a game changer!! 🙌
Before I came across this video, I used a rolling weekly spread but didn’t know what it was called. Glad to know it has a name! I definitely like having most of my tasks not assigned to a certain day because I typically don’t have enough time to get everything I’d like done after work and usually don’t care what day a certain task is done.
I've been using this system since early 2020 and it works so well for me. My specifics:
1. I only use it for work, so the days are M-F.
2. My task list/brain dump list is really applicable for 2 weeks or so, and the "dailies" section was too big, so I split the dailies in half (2 columns of 5). So I guess that makes mine a rolling bi-weekly.
3. My days end up being difficult to schedule due to part of my job being put out fires for clients or consultants, so I use the dailies area to document what I actually did, rather than what I plan to do. This helps me recognize what I actually accomplished and feel better about what I "produce."
** I did start a separate weekly goals layout in a little spare notebook to help with setting goals and commitments, but it's still in development and feels better separated from my long standing rolling bi-weekly.
Oh thank you for sharing how you modified it! This is so interesting ❤️
Yes, that's the best weekly layout. Thanks so much for this. I can't now think of any other format when i'd think about Planning my week.
Thank you so much for sharing your method. I think what I love about this method is how simple and clean it is. I find it so very easy to get overwhelmed by lists and designs and perfection but this method is just so simple and straight forward. I love how you do design your weekly spreads but again they are simple but very effective. I will definitely be using this method in my new bullet journal!!
I highly recommend everyone to try the method presented in this video.
I have came to an almost identical structure probably around the same time, i was just tracking two weeks not one. But principle is the same. I have learned that it works really nice when you are working on multiple projects with many subtasks which could take weeks (eg audit/consulting in Big4). However it doesn't work for me at my new job where I don't have such long tasks anymore.
Update: Just looked in my old journals, i have started BuJo in 9th of June 2016, and the first week with this structure was the week of 11th of July 2016.
I'm just starting off with Bullet journaling and are looking for inspiration and information about how to best work with it. I have never seen this way of doing the weekly spread. I find I like it very much and will try it out for a while. Thank you for all your inspiration :-)
Watched this and then scrolled through your instagram profile to find the post on it and add it to my Bujo collection. Most of my tasks aren't day-specific, aside from my work shifts, so this method will be very useful.
Hi dear! A few month i saw this method, and i try it, and this change my mind, my bullet journal used. This is my favourite weekly, i use it every single week. Im so organozed right now. Thank you so much these videos about this weeklies. Love your videos sooo much. 😍😍😍
Yay! I’m so glad it works for you ❤️
I’ve tried this system and it works for me! Can’t get enough of this video
I’m so glad it works for you!
This is a great setup for my procrastinating brain that puts things off every day. I migrate and migrate and migrate but I never really know exactly how much but I just know this will make it obvious so I can prioritize it properly.
Had a lot of problems with planning due to anxiety, I could never find a good planner for me so i spent so much time trying and finding my way to plan well. turns out the way i figured out to do it did already exist. Wish i had seen this sooner
Starting my first bujo tomorrow. Got my journal in the mail today, and instant first-page intimidation! Bah! Thank you for taking the pressure off. Looking forward to learning more from you.
Hi! New viewer here. I came here from the /r/Bujo subreddit, saw that this was a 13 minute video, sighed (another video overexplaining everything to hit 10+ minutes, great)... but then I actually watched the video and realised there's actually enough information in here to warrant the length. It's also produced very well, and is aesthetically pleasing while still presenting the information clearly and consisely. You don't see videos like this every day -- you just earned a new subscriber. Thanks for making this!
I’d been struggling with setting up my first bullet journal, thinking it just wasn’t the system for me. This makes a lot of sense and has me reconsidering. Thank you!
I’m so glad the system resonated with you! I hope it works for your life ☺️
Yep.... I've used a bullet journal for all of a week and a half and you just revolutionized it for me no joke.
Only problem is now I have to redo two spreads to accommodate this...😧
This is fantastic! I'm brand new to bullet journaling, and I have found most weekly spreads I've seen to be kind of useless for me. But this will work! Thank you so much!
I use the Alastair Method to prioritise my monthly and weekly tasks - I used the Eisenhower Matrix before but when I switched to a Hobonichi Week I started to use the Alastair Method with priorities from 1 to 4 and sometimes a column for things I’m waiting for. But I also use daily lists where I migrate tasks from the weekly list and a daily task lists. I found that I have a hard time only working from a weekly list.
I also use the faux dutch door for work! 😊
Lorelei Lee Adding a priority column to the Alistair method might be a good idea. I am finding it gets a little time consuming scanning through at times. Thanks for a great tip.
Why have I not come across this method before?! Perfect for me and my scheduling style! 🎉 Thank you for breaking this down! 🙏🏻
I hope it works for you!
This is a neat system! I use something similar in my annual planning (not a bullet journal) where I separate my weekly non-day-specific tasks, but I just have a simple check box for completed/migrated/cancelled. I'm tempted to give your rolling weekly system a try in 2021. Thank you for explaining it so clearly!
I think I've already commented on this video, but I wanted to give a bit of an update. I LOVE this idea, and I've been wanting to use it for a while now, but haven't found the chance. And now with the quarantine, I definitely don't have enough to fill a weekly task list (since I'm still working 8h days). However! I'm planning to try this on a monthly basis! On my left page, I will have a monthly calendar with space underneath for events and appointments, and on the right page, I'm dividing the page into 5 horizontal spaces for each week. I'll test it out next month and see how it goes! Thanks again (and again!) for your wonderful videos. I find your spreads very inspiring and your voice soothing :)
Thank you so much. This definitely has been a game changer for me! It helped me to revive using my BUJO after a few weeks of feeling frustrated about how to see my daily and weekly tasks.
I’m so happy to hear that! ❤️
I have been searching for a system that I think might work for me for a while now, and this seems perfect. Thank you!
Thanks so much. I’m glad to have a better understanding if the Allister method now.
Thank you for this video, it makes a lot more sense now. I can't wait to try it as lately I just have been randomly assigning tasks to days. Thank you for always making such great videos
Thanks, Alexis! Let me know how you like it ☺️
I know this a little of topic but I realized this while watching your video, there are less than 44 days left in the year....whoa! Anyhoo, love your videos and explanations on how the bullet journal method works for you!
I know!! Just nuts. Thank you 🥰
This is so helpful! I’ve been trying to plan out how I want to do my weeklys once college starts back up so that I can have my assignment/hw to do list with each weekly instead of having to flip back and having one really long list for the whole term. This is the perfect setup
omg - this is exactly what I needed.. New to Bullet Journalling and was finding the transferring of my tasks daily tiresome! thank you!
Thank you for sharing this. I have always struggled with different weekly formats but they tend to get overwhelming and then I never use them. I just set this up in my bujo and I really like how it turned out! I look forwarded to using it this week. Thanks!
I’m so glad it was helpful! I hope you love using it ❤️
@@PlantBasedBride A month in and this single spread has changed so much of how I organize my week in my Bujo. :D
I’m definitely going to try this for my first weekly of January. I think I’ll do a Dutch door though and do 2 weeks for the spread with events on the full pages and tasks on the Dutch door. I love the visual on the rolling task list but I don’t love the emptiness of the weekly. Maybe that’s where I can integrate gratitude and memories. So many ideas! Thank you for the inspiration.
Hey! I just wanted to thank you for the video. I discovered it about a month ago, and I'm using the Rolling Weekly for three weeks now and I totally changed my Bullet Journal game. I absolutely love it and will use this method only from now on. Thank you so much for bringing it to my attention! 💖💖💖
Yay! I am so glad to hear that ❤️
I’m definitely going to try using this weekly for this month. I kinda had to watch both videos to make sure my brain understands it correctly ahaha but now that I understand it it seems like it would be super effective! Can’t wait to try it out!
OHHHHH THIS IS ACTUALLY USEFUL FOR ME! My problem is the task list and it clutters up the weekly thing so the rolling weekly does help!
This layout is awesomeeeee! I AM using it since november 2019 and I never get tired of it. Love it I'll use it next year too. Elizabeth! You have great tips
I Kind of use the rolling weekly, but only for homework. I usually have a two page spread for one week with one box for each day. I use the eighth box for homework and schoolrelated projects, however I don't draw a line to the day I completed the task, I just check them off once they are finished. I might try the dutch door for december, mostly because I like having a lot of space for each day, but also because I want to use up as many pages as possible so I can justify starting a new bullet journal in january😂
Haha well it’s definitely a nice option if you want more space! Sounds like you’ve found a version that works perfectly for you ☺️
I am just starting bullet journaling and this makes so much since! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing! Finally starting a BJ this month. I wanted to get to that in January, but the world had other plans. Feeling on the mend with the new school year beginning, and this is such a comprehensive and efficient way to do weeklys. I was looking for something simple that didn't take too much time to set up, and this is it!
I haven't had a "bullet journal". I just have a notepad where I write everything but it always seemed to be missing something. I never realised I actually did the rolling weekly, but without all these bullets. Thanks, I think at the beginning of the new year I'll create a bujo
I came across the first video you did and it's been crucial to keeping my very forgetful /procrastination self and madhouse work schedule on track.
I use a circle for allocating the day I want to work on something and then partially colour it in if I've worked on it that day but not completed it and repeat until it's done.
Definitely adopting this for my weeklies. I think it'll be really helpful for my schoolwork. Most of my homework just has to be completed by a specific day, but it doesn't really matter which specific day as long as it gets done on time.
I hope it works for you!! ❤️
@@PlantBasedBride I'll let you know how it goes!
Thank you for this video. I realized by watching it I was already doing something similar and it's nice to see it explained so well.
Thank you for this video. I had to watch it a couple of times as I kept getting distracted by those finger nails. Gorgeous!
Hahaha I’m sorry my nails distracted you 😂
@@PlantBasedBride Nothing to be sorry for. I'm easily distracted by pretty things and that colour was so deep and lovely. Thanks again for the video.
Aw thank you ❤️
Thank you so much!!! I have been struggling with floating tasks schedule problems for a long time. This is just what I need!
I usually use some version of a rolling weekly in my bullet journal. I find it very helpful to add my habit tracker in the first few lines, that way I see it every day and I don't forget about my trackers
I agree! I often add my habits there rather than making a habit tracker ☺️
Excellent! Thank you, PBB. I am going to try this. I too find rewriting tasks a waste of time and I also find it disheartening, like I'm rewriting them because I just can't get enough done in a day. I don't think anyone needs a reminder that there aren't enough hours in a day ;) Thanks again!
This is incredibly helpful! This is the method that I didn't know that I needed.