BULLET JOURNAL SPREADS FOR GOALS 💜 Goal-related layout ideas | Bullet journal ideas

Liked it before even opening it, always love your ideas 😁

Ok out of all the bullet journal yearly planning videos I've watched in the past hour this is the one I was looking for! Thanks so much for the ideas :)

BRAVO the best ever thanks a million. This really helped me get a much stronger sense of direction with my business by setting realistic and achievable goals. I am on the right track now. Il absolutely love this. new subbie.

This is what I'm looking for!

I really needed sth about tracking goals progress and it was here 😊 side note - funny to find out that not only me try to achieve work-life balance year after year😅 thanks for ideas❤

Very helpful. Thanks!!!

I know this video is a year old but I really appreciate how you broke everything down and made it make sense. I am updating my goals spread even thought it’s the middle of 2020. I really enjoyed this video and I look forward to your current videos! I just subscribed 😊

I like it so much!

Just the video I needed! Thanks so much!!

I have MANY art goals but my three main New Year's resolutions are: 1.To open a print shop for my art. This also includes making and entire website. This was much loftier until Christmas, when I got a full screen drawing tablet! Not only now can I draw my own designs to put all over the site, because it's a full screen tablet, I can make and activate the entire site without having to wait for a good enough health day, to be able to sit up at my computer to do so. I also will be able to tweak all of my traditional work while laying in bed! This is a huge deal for me. 2. To finish my watercolour succulent series I'm the midst of. If anyone wants to see it, I'm @jordannefuller on instagram. I've been very much into bullet journaling lately, so you may have to scroll down quite a bit lol. And finally 3. I want to start my autobiography. I've lived quite an interesting life up until now, and I feel like writing it down could possibly help someone who may read it in the future. Some of my minor goals include: - prepare for Oct 2020 wedding - don't drop my journal - I have a bad habit of not finishing, or continuing even, anything. This journal has been absolutely amazing for me, so I really want to never give up on it! - exercise more - I'm disabled, so any exercise is more than what I've previously been doing. It's also the reason for my vagueness. I'm also starting at 10 reps, and I'll be setting it higher each month, by a little bit. - Keep better track of my medicine, so I don't accidentally take more than I need. - talk to my friends and family more.. - I have a difficult time remembering whom Italk to, and when. I have a chart to remind me of it :S♡♡♡

My goals are to: 1. Get into a university, because I'm in my second to the last year of high school. 2. Start to write novellas and Short stories 3. Be more emphatic, because I am honestly close to being convinced that I'm a psychopath. 4. Finish the second book in my series. Also, I'd love a video on spreads for students!

I love this, thank you!

Thank you for this video. I have been stuck on where to even start. Seeing multiple options utilized helps tremendously

My goals this year: Quit fizzy drinks, Fries once a week only, follow cleaning list, wear makeup twice a week, exercise more at weekends, back to healthy eating, less alcohol, get my son to pre-school on time!

I have started using the smart goals with the beginning of the year. The first one is to go to the dentist in January. I have an appointment on the 31st ;) I think it's a really good way to set goals

Good idea

Great ideas, I like the action plan

I tend to set my goals in January for the year, although I usually have a general idea going into the year. If I make yearly goals, I just forget about them. I tend to have a bigger goal in mind, but I'll set a monthly or quarterly goal that will be a step towards the bigger goal. This year, I'm also doing "19 in 2019," although I haven't completed the whole list. Some are big goals for the whole year, some are building daily habits (like exercise), and some are just some projects I want to take on. In addition to some exercise/ health goals, I'm going to try to write down 5 things I'm thankful for each day, knit a pair of socks, read more non-fiction (1 nonfiction for every 2 fiction books), and learn lettering for my bullet journal... I also like the idea of SMART goals. I've seen an addition to that, smartER goals, where you add Evaluate and ReEvaluate to the end.