10 Types of Daily Spreads

I had a giant focus on daily spreads last year and here are some of my favorite types of daily spreads for your bullet journal!
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[@yohanesliong4818]

Nice and helpful ideas. Thank you.

[@chukwukadaisy6314]

I’m battling anxiety and it gets harder sometimes, journaling is my get away it makes me happy,, I don’t necessarily have all the materials cause I can’t afford them but this video made me really happy. Thank you ❤️

[@Zahrah.M]

Thanks so much for doing this one!! I have been gravitating towards a brief weekly overview but more detailed dailies so this will be very helpful

[@noorbowes9154]

I love my dailies but have been lacking motivation to keep up with them for anything other than a simple list. I’ll be using some of these ideas to freshen up my bujo pages ☺️ Thank you

[@TamaryaS]

I Love the sketch notes idea. Could you show is 10 ways to get around not being able to doodle? Like stamps, tracing, stickers and such?

[@LuisTorres-mk2hz]

Thank you. I will definitely use the the daily spread of Planned & Actual Daily. On the other page I think I’m dividing it into 4 sections: To-Do, Notes, Highlights & Reflections.

[@kyleenorfleet]

Thank for this video!!!! Your ideas and your real and raw journey have made me feel so seen and not alone which means more than you know. Was wondering could you do these kinds of spreads in a b6 size? I ordered it by accident but want to make it work 🤗❤️

[@ErinFlotoDesigns]

I think they definitely can just altered a bit. For example, for the ones with a schedule, I had 2 lines for every hour but in a B6, you may be more inclined to do one hour on one line to fit more hours in a day! ☺️

[@kyleenorfleet]

@@ErinFlotoDesigns omg thanks for the tips!!! (Hehe and the personal response 😍😍❤️)

[@yohanesliong4818]

Thank you

[@RikkeMyE]

😍😍😍

[@A2Zandeverything]

You could get all subversive and do a "10 (so called) rules you should definitely break...." "10 ways to use your journal for outside the box thinking" (eg, omg, turn it on it's side edge (no wait that's just too unorthodox, definitely NOT allowed). Start from very middle with Jan to Jun going towards the LH cover and Jul to Dec going back towards the RH cover. Start from the back. Don't use months, just quarters, or Day numbers, or week numbers. Don't use dates. Cross out every mistake you make just for the sheer joy if not giving a crap how things 'look'. Write ONLY in grey lead because you believe life is just too tenuous to bother with pens or textas and no one including you needs to be able to read back over it. Ok even better, write in grey lead and then next year each day rub out what you wrote and start afresh as a mind clearing exercise (wait now THAT's an out there idea). Jump around all over the journal and use your index to find each day rather than using it consecutively. Deliberately rule every page with lines across all the dots and write in complete sentences. (ok maybe that last 1 was a bit sarcastic). 10 ways to use your journal for recording other stuff (I think you might have already done this) but eg. It would work well as a nature field notes book. For hiking/trail notes. Geocaching. As a Flora/Herbarium. Recipe journal. Travel lists. Commonplace book. Sewing/quilting/knitting reference. Home Garden reference (landscape bed development). Language learning dictionary.