Bullet Journal monthly spread or monthly log offers a bird’s eye view of the things you have to do as well as your available time every month.

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What Are Bullet Journal Monthly spreads or Logs?
Bullet journal or Bujo monthly spread (sometimes refers as monthlies) is the collection of events or tasks you have over the course of the month
It also serves as an inventory of events that happened in that month. Like highlighting eventful moments of the month
So it works like 2-in-1: Planning and collecting the moment of the month
It offers a bird’s-eye view of the things you have to do, as well as your available time.
Ryder Caroll
*Note: If you are just starting and want to know more about the bullet journal, you might want to read this post to help you begin the process.
The bullet journal method can be approached in 6 steps
- Bullet journal key
- Bullet journal index
- Bullet journal future log
- Bullet journal monthly spreads (We are here!)
- Bullet journal weekly/daily spreads
- Bullet journal collections
The bullet journal monthly spread is the fourth step of the bullet journal system
Original bujo monthly spread by Ryder’s
..or monthly log as what he referred
He use 2 pages of the bujo spread
The left page will be the monthly calendar page.
He does this by writing down all the dates and days of the month. Like a list
And the right page is the monthly task page.
Write down all the things that you need to get done for the month
Use a simple dot bullet which indicates the task.
If you are still unsure about the symbols or bujo keys, you can refer to this post
If you want to start bullet journaling, check out this post. And get the best Bullet Journal Notebook to start your journey
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