I’ll have to check that one out!

Hi Fara! It sounds like you have some great ideas to start with! I would just pick one and try it out. You can adjust it to your needs or change it up altogether as you go along! I would also suggest searching Pinterest for layout inspiration.

I am new to bullet journaling and think it can be very helpful for work. I spend most of my days in meetings. I supervise multiple people and spend my time helping them with projects, processes and tasks. Lots of notes and to do’s after each meeting and I want to make sure I follow up and can track their work. How would you suggest I organize these weekly meetings? Create a page for each person (like a collection) with ongoing notes and todo’s that I would put in my monthly/daily spreads for follow up. I was also thinking I could have a notes section for the meetings on each day, but I am not sure that would work. How would I remember what we spoke about
in each meeting without going through each day one at a time. I am looking for a concise method that will work month after month. Would love your thoughts. Thank you.

Hi Chris,

With a bound notebook it’s all about having a great index so that you can easily find and reference notes in the future. That and only transferring the really, REALLY, important ones from notebook to notebook.

However, in the last year or so I’ve been working a lot more out of a discbound system that makes keeping notes handy for long term a lot easier! You can see more of what my discbound notebook looks like over here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2zyTC1_a2M

That’s great, Andi!