I always look forward to planning, scheduling, and finding the right notebook/planner every year 🙂  With so much to do, I felt the need to reinvent how I track my to-dos this year.

Some of my (Note)book club friends are bullet journal experts but I never seemed to understand the concept. The eureka moment came when I finally understood that it was supposed to be a tracker; showing in a glance where I am consistent and where I am negligent. It made absolute sense!

 

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I don’t micromanage people’s lives. But who said I can’t micromanage my own? 😬 here is my latest “invention” to take note of the 100 things I need to do! ☺️⁣ ⁣ Would you like a blank copy? I’ll be uploading the file later for you! This is to celebrate and honor all the women who need to do tons of things in a single day/week/month! Just download, print, cut in a circle, and paste on your planners 🎈⁣ ⁣ [edited to add: to rightfully give credit, this was inspired by bj chronodex ☺️] (The exercise slot was added because of you @valchua haha) #OurLivingLearning

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As I was searching the world wide web for some ideas, I found circular trackers I fell in love with. I’ve adapted it and made my own. I photocopy the blank master copy on cream paper, cut, and paste on my Moleskine 2019 Planner. Been using it since January, and it has helped manage my life! hehe.

Below is a blank one. Drag the picture to your desktop. Print on 8×11 paper. If you need a smaller one, try adjusting size of the picture in Pages, Word, or Photoshop.

Enjoy!