#like I wanna start 20 new habit trackers in my journal I just did a 10 min workout

[moralchampion]

Oh the random Sunday night urge to become a whole new person

[high-on-highlighters]

First BuJo!

So i finally did it: I stopped my procastination and started Bullet journaling.

For this month, i chose a green and purple theme, since i'm moving away and those colors give me the sense of freshness and calm.

Here it is my monthly layout (which is inspired by @studyquill last video), and a giant post-it with expositions and other stuff i wanna visit as soon as i settle in my new country.

In the next page, i added a few important stuff that are happening this month (moving away, book & play presentation, some inspiration to keep motivated.)

As for my habits tracker, i got the template here, so i just printed it and customized it a little. Instead of writing everything, I made small drawings refering each habit, and i will definitely post them later.

In my expenses page, i kept it simple with a simple and easy chart. In a small post it, i wrote my color code: green for necessary (like vitamins, bills, groceries), blue for acceptable (clothes after a while, anything i purchase w/somebody, hair dye) and red for my pampering time (starbucks, makeup, junk food).

And lastly, my week log. It's pretty self explanatory. This particular week, Friday's bigger because it's when i'm presenting my book and stuff, so. In a greenish post-it i wrote a mini calendar and marked the week i'm in so i wouldn't get lost. I'm a post-it addict.

And that's it! I plan on adding a self-care ideas page, a mood tracker, a packing checklist, and as soon as i arrive to the new place, a meal planning page inspired on this one.

If you have any ideas of what i could add to it, or just anyything you wanna say, comment down below :)

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I used a notebook that i bought in the National Museum of Art in Mexico.

Markers from Maped Duo Color’Peps

Highlighters from Luxor and Trabi 

Ballpoint green, black, and blue from Luxor; metallic violet gelpen form redtop

Color pencils from Giotto Supermina in Violetto (27), Blu Cobalto (23), Verde Selva (20), Verde (18), and Verde Cinabro (17)

Fine liners form UniPin and Edding