When setting up a new journal notebook, many people like a year-at-a-glance page with the full calendar. That's one of many excellent ideas for setting up a new notebook. And it's a lot of writing if you set up a calendar manually. But you don't have to.
Most of us use some form of a future log. I find myself occasionally referencing a traditional calendar when planning for an event. It would be nice not to have to go outside my bullet journal to do this. I also like the idea of a year-at-a-glance page but I don't want to have to write out all that. To help improve efficiency in your bullet journal, check out these free calendar thumbnails.
Download the free calendar printables for the current year. You can use a thumbnail size, medium, or large size. Print, cut, and paste as needed. With these three sizes you can probably use the calendar printouts any way you would normally use a hand written calendar. These thumbnails work great for testing out various configurations before pasting them permanently in your notebook.
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Most of us use some form of a future log. I find myself occasionally referencing a traditional calendar when planning for an event. It would be nice not to have to go outside my bullet journal to do this. I also like the idea of a year-at-a-glance page but I don't want to have to write out all that. To help improve efficiency in your bullet journal, check out these free calendar thumbnails.
Download the free calendar printables for the current year. You can use a thumbnail size, medium, or large size. Print, cut, and paste as needed. With these three sizes you can probably use the calendar printouts any way you would normally use a hand written calendar. These thumbnails work great for testing out various configurations before pasting them permanently in your notebook.
How do you layout your year at a glance spread? Comment here and be sure to subscribe!
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