I started bullet journaling in the middle of 2017, & I haven't gone back since. Whenever anyone asks about planner recommendations or getting organized, I immediately say the bullet journal. You can be as intricate or minimalistic as you want, & it's by far the most personalized system I've found.
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BULLET JOURNAL UPDATE | STREAMLINING 2019
Wednesday, January 3, 2018
As you might remember from this post, last year I started bullet journaling. I've always been the type of person that needs to plan & write things out, otherwise things get so disorganized in my brain & I'm running around like a madwoman trying to remember what day it is & I've probably forgotten to eat breakfast. (okay, I'm not THAT bad. but close)
Bullet journaling has really helped me stay on track of things, and the thing I love most about it is it's totally customizable, tailored to your needs. It's YOURS. I like a minimalistic theme with a bit of washi tape & colored pen splash every now & then.
Starting out with an index in the beginning of the journal is very helpful; instead of flipping through until you find what you need, it's all layed out for you.
This year I decided to have a page for my yearly goals, as writing them down is an important part of the new year for me. Something I'm always wanting to do is read more, so for this year I added a book list, where I can track books that are on my to-read list & when I read them, as well as books not on the list.
& finally, as a main point of the journal, monthly & weekly spreads add personalization to plans, appointments, etc.
I haven't got much in my weekly spreads yet, as it is only week one of fifty-two, but my instagram is sure to be full of them soon. I'm excited about this years' journal, now that I've done it long enough to get most of the kinks out & find out what suits me.
The possibilities are infinite.
xo,
kae
Wednesday, September 27, 2017
My closet was a MESS as a teenager. Sure, I color coordinated my clothes, (a system I still implement) but everything else was very dicey with no real organization. Since then, I've tried to get into the habit of keeping things tidy, for my sanity.
I'm still trying to get things the way I want them in my new place, but these are some must haves I think we all should have:
ARMOIRES
Filled with space, armoires are a great way to hold jewelry, PJ's, or any other closet necessities.
RACKS
Another space saver! Depending on the size of your closet, you can find a rack to fit pretty much any need. It's perfect for things you need an easy reach for.
SHOE HOLDERS
A must have, am I right ladies? Instead of haphazardly strewn all over, shoe racks help keep shoes in place and easily seen, so you don't spend ten minutes wondering 'WHERE IS MY OTHER SHOE!!??'
BINS
I am ALL ABOUT the bins. I've got a sweater rack & I also utilize specific bins for things like belts and scarves. You can utilize them however you want, even making your own bin system. Yes, please!
How do you organize your closet?
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xo,
kae
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