When it comes to planning your daily activities and tasks you have so many different options to choose from. Are you a digital planner or are you a paper planner, are you a creative person or are you strictly pen to paper. What type of planner fits your needs such as daily, weekly or monthly. Maybe a plain notebook to make your own layouts as known as bullet journaling. When it comes to planning the options are endless. In this post we will go over the importance of planning and how to get started in choosing a layout and planner to fit your needs. Keep reading for inspiration on planning and the different planning styles to choose from.

This will be part 1 in a series of 3 blog posts all about stamping in your Bullet Journal and Paper Planner. Part 1 is the basics of stamping, part 2 stamping techniques and to part 3, Copic coloring. I also will be providing free printables and Copic color charts. Be sure to follow along. 

For many years I have had insecurities when it came to bullet journaling. I would constantly buy new notebooks thinking I had to start completely over being I messed up half of my last journal. I learned that I love bullet journaling and need to embrace my layouts whether or not I think they look good. Here are some tips to help you embrace your own bullet journal if you struggle with the same insecurities I do.