The habit tracker looks good (or even better!) if not every single habit is kept every single day.This is so encouraging on days when, yeah, there wasn't enough time for a 20 minute Yoga session - but I did a couple of sun salutations and award myself a tiny star anyway. I can draw smaller or bigger stars, depending on how "well" I completed a task.My 'starry sky' habit tracker has two features I enjoy over the usual boxes/coloring system: I've come a long way, and really, really love this system now.
You might remember this one from my "Plan With Me" post a while ago, or even from my first trials with trackers in my bullet journal. This post contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission. So here we go, a look at all my Bujo pages for June! It hasn't even been a month, and already I love looking back at some of my notes - and remember events I'd otherwise have forgotten. The bullet journal really is a wonderful tool to capture ideas and preserve memories. This was an especially doodle-heavy month for my bullet journal!įrom my habit tracker to a doodle challenge, from tiny book drawings to a travel diary - there were just so many occasions that I wanted to capture in pictures rather than words.
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