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Have you ever heard of a bullet journal? Some call it a creative planner, or bujo, however, it's a powerful nontechnical way to schedule, plan and organize everything in one place. The best part is that you get to create it however you would like. The design, the layout, what you want to put into it and what you don't want to put in it. If you happen to be scratching your head right now and wondering why the heck I'm posting about this or you already have the thought bubble pop into your mind, 'I don't have time for this' please keep reading as it's about to get juicy! -This post contains affiliate links from Blick Art Materials. If you see a word that is hyper linked or a photo of a product that interests you, please click on them and make a purchase. I receive a commission once you make this purchase and its at no extra cost to you. Organizing Instead of pretending like those pre-printed planners you buy from a store completely meet your needs.

I have always been one to "wing it". "Fake it until you make it", used to be one of my favorite motto's until I decided that this mindset had a holding power that wasn't getting me any further. I liked to think that the schedule running through my mind was enough. Wow was I wrong! The thought of creating a Content Calendar meant that I would have to actually follow my own schedule if I communicated it to everyone. I envisioned losing accountability if I couldn't stick to it. I feared that this was a set up for my own failure so I pushed it to the back burner, making a note to myself that I would attempt this only as a last resort if my current strategy failed. Fears have a nasty reputation for holding you back, not that I'm going to place the blame on fear alone.  - This post contains affiliate links. When clicked and a purchase is made I receive a small commission. To read further about this visit my disclaimer and resource pages.