I’m new to Bullet Journaling. This methodology, developed by Ryder Carroll, keeps all your thoughts, aspirations, and to-dos in one, easy-to find spot. The theory is, once you have all these notes and thoughts externalized, you can start to organize them, track your habits, and make changes for your life. Bullet Journal fans, or “bujo”-ers, have adapted the system for everything from fitness tracking, note-taking at work, and keeping their kids’ schedules and medications organized.
And a Bullet Journal can be a great way to manage your meals. When it comes down to it, many people find meal planning exhausting between trying to think of meals that everyone will like, drawing up a list for the week, and then making sure you don’t forget anything at the store.
Getting all that information into a Bullet Journal can streamline the process. Here are five Bullet Journals to use as kicking-off points for your own system.
See our tutorial: How To Use a Bullet Journal To Meal Plan and Track Your Food Budget, According to the Creator
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