To Bullet Journal Weekly, Daily, or Both?

One problem with the high customizability of the bullet journal system is there is so much you COULD do but it may be difficult to figure out what you really NEED to. But that's a good problem to have - too much capability instead of too little. One of those dilemmas is whether to focus mainly on weekly or daily logs, or a combination of both.

bullet journal discussion weekly daily logs or both

Kalyn Brooke has a good post on her blog on this question between weeklies and dailies:
WEEKLY VS DAILY LOGS: HOW TO PICK THE PERFECT BULLET JOURNAL LAYOUT.

Her comprehensive post walks you through the merits of the bullet journal daily spread or the weekly bullet journal method–and how to find out which one works best for YOU! Kalyn covers the differences between the two, she offers some reasons why you might use either, and she takes a look at a combination of the two. She even includes several photo examples. It's a great overview of the topic.

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