Every journal I'm using in 2023 💜 In theory 😝

My full planner line up for 2023! Join me as we look over the journals I used in 2022, and my intended notebooks for 2023 💪 I have 9 in my line up!? 😝

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0:00 - 2023 planner line up
0:12 - 2022 journal review
5:25 - 2023 journal line up

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[lisapercivall]

Jess having 9 journals at once making me feel better about my 4 journal situation 😂

[cinthiagoch]

That's why my bujo is a loose-leaf binder. I put everything I'm going to use for the year in one place, and I can make it have as many pages as I need it to have. Then at the end of the year each collection and section goes into a different binder, so I have all my books read in one place, as well as movies watched, health trackers, etc. There's a lot less wasted space, and if I make a big layout mistake I can always replace the paper sheet completely (if I'm bothered by the mistake, of course, some I can correct and some are too small to care).

And yeah, it's more difficult to make cute double-page spreads, but for me it's an acceptable trade-off.

[debra]

I use two journals per year, one for work and one personal (as long as it has at least 192 pages). I usually use a Michael’s journal for work. I started bullet journaling in LT1917 and this year I am using a Maisie Lane Co. planner. I haven’t decided on next year’s yet. I may dive into one of my A&O planners. Oh, I also have a third that I use for course notes and unit tracking to climb up the pay scale (teacher life).

[kimberlyhuffman]

After 5 years of LT 1917 as my everyday Bujo, I'm going to change over to the blue starburst A&O in January 2023. I will also use the 2023 Hobonichi Weeks to track everything related to exercise & weight loss, and continue to use my coffee cup A&O journal for writing/doodling.

[Jen-rbnv]

Great video! I'll be using a daily bujo (which is more self-care oriented), a work planner, a reading journal, a long term planner, and a writing journal. I really like separating out my things to do from my self-care. Because of this I use a planner with pre-written dates and calendars in it for work and put all the fun and creativity into the bujo.

[suzannebrownbill]

The new edition to my journals next year is what I've been calling my Entertainment Journal. Basically a combined reading and media journal where I'll put thoughts on tv shows, movies, books and games. I've never done something quite like this before but I actually started it at the beginning of November and have really enjoyed it so far.

[ButterFlYnez]

I'm left with so many questions on the 5year one 🤔

[Karen_Tries]

I think I’m gonna need to see every spread from the long term notebook and the yearly one as well… especially the apocalist! Lol

[SheilaSanchezblog]

OMG! I have one bullet journal that contains absolutely everything in my life; productivity, collections, including my very extensive reading collection, trackers, goals.. everything goes into my bujo (one notebook that I use for the entire year). Just thinking about using more than one planner, I start feeling very overwhelmed. You have a super power my friend. I truly believe that ✌

[jhess]

I cannot wait for the five-year journal setup video! I love 5-year journals and have always wanted to gift them to people but the nicer quality ones are out of my budget for how many I would have to buy. I never thought about making one. I have enough blank journals in my collection right now that I can make a bunch for free right now! Thank you for such a great idea!

[leaabbey]

So I’m feeling better about the 5 journals I keep! Lol I use an everyday, an LT line a day for 5 years but I’m super curious to see how you set yours up, an every day Bible Study scripture writing journal, a Draw Your Day journal based on the idea by Samantha Dion Baker, and a small Hoboniche weeks I carry in my purse mainly to track meals, meal planning, etc. I love the snowflake journal you’re going to use, it’s beautiful! ❄️

[naajadancer]

This channel always has quality content, even with posting so frequently! That is great. I do hope the frequency of posting doesn’t get “punished” by Youtube’s algorithm. I’ve heard other high quality YouTubers say their views/monetization decreased depending on the frequency of posting. YouTube needs to reward great creators like Jess who give regular great content!

[laura_jinx]

The long term collections journal needs to be renamed the Eternal Journal. 😄

[susanoker]

I have 1 everyday journal, one that is going into it's third year of use for finances, health and mental health tracking, and starting this year I'm creating a quilting journal. I've been quilting for about 10 years and want a place to plan and document creation of future quilts.

[cldlight]

I just started my bujo at the beginning of this year - and oh my goodness I love it so far. You inspire me so much! I don't think I'll ever get to that many journals, but I am thinking of making a 5 year journal.

[VideosQueMeGustanenE]

Reading the comments, I’m glad to know, I’m not the only one with multiple journals!

[kaiya]

Thank you so, so much for all of your videos. They're so helpful and reassuring, and you've inspired me to break away from trying to have One [Journal] to Rule Them All! In the new year I'm trying a very basic 2023 agenda with only monthly views (because I don't need daily or weekly views), a Notebook Therapy dot grid journal for collections (using up the remaining 3/4 of it, the poor thing), and a large notebook for brainstorming. I'm really excited!

[JessicaComptonHR]

I love the "in theory" add on you have there! I always end a year saying "next year I'm going to be so organized, use my planners every day, etc." And then in the middle of the year I realize that was a bit optomistic. Lol.

[susanmahaffey]

Are you going to change them so that you can use them for 2023 (the ones that you didn’t use much in 2022?

[emenem]

Thanks for the ideas. My plan is to move from planners to bullet journals in 2023.