2025 Bullet Journal Setup 💜

Time to get our bullet journals set up for 2025 🥳

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0:00 - 2025 bullet journal setup
0:16 - Name plate
1:57 - Front pocket
4:10 - Timeline
9:35 - Year at a glance
12:31 - Future log
14:57 - Projects
17:10 - Rewards
21:53 - Leisure dashboard
24:51 - Meal prep
27:29 - New recipes
29:12 - Bujo schedule
31:11 - Family schedule
33:05 - Work outputs
35:39 - 2025 bullet journal flip through

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#jashiicorrin

[JashiiCorrin]

Hi team! 💜 Hope you enjoyed the setup 😄 Very looking forward to filling in these layouts a bit closer to the new year 💪

[WinryLive]

I'm terrible at meal prepping. When I discovered ingredient prep instead, that was a game changer for me. I'd prep sauteed veggies, rice and chopped veggies, hard boiled eggs, even making scrambled eggs. Then I could very easily toss in a protein and make so many differnet dishes without forcing myself to have the same meal for 4 days straight :P

[Beth....]

As an 80s kid this theme makes me stupid happy. I adore this!

[damarisarts]

Just a few ideas for rewards... when you hit those higher levels, think of something you'd really like to do in that area of character building. Such as increasing your vitality can be rewarded with a full body massage. Upping your prosperity could allow you to give a large donation to a charity you've been wanting to support. Seems like all these areas have a higher level action that can be the reward. Stewardship= new couch pillows, Charisma= host a game night with friends... ❤

[bacruz]

I don't know if I've said this before, but I really, really appreciate your mentioning the time you took with each spread :) thank you!

[craighnadun]

"When are we doing that? Anywhere from a few hours to the next 3 or 4 months!" As a professional procrastinator, I can totally relate! 🤣

[cartoonkitteh]

Reward ideas:
Small rewards - favourite snack or drink, x minutes of lying on the sofa and scrolling mindlessly with no regrets, some meditative fun thing like filling a blank page with random doodles or making abstract art.
Medium rewards - a "do nothing day", going to a thing I've always wanted to go to but never got round to (visiting a local site, seeing a museum exhibition, going to an event, trying a restaurant)
Big rewards - often like the medium rewards but more expensive. A one day spa day (with a sauna and/or professional massage), going to a fancy restaurant I've always wanted to try, getting tickets for a concert or event i want to go to that's a bit more pricey, maybe even a weekend mini holiday/trip

[danielleolivia]

Something I reward myself with is CDs 😊 every time I accomplish something difficult, I go get a new cd from my wish list. I'm in my 30s so it's nostalgic for me + I also love collections!

[nuriamateos]

I've been hearing you talk about the gamification you're doing and I think I'm gonna make myself a skill tree for my main goals

[janice]

I have very nitch hobbies, I reward myself with things to fulfill set hobbies. Yarn, nail polish, fancy color pens... love this set up and the journal

[rachelhforsyth-tuerck]

I was inspired by your rethinking of the calendar. I used to love starting a new journal at the start of a new year. However, last year, I started using 3 journals a year, with the first one starting in December and going to March of the next year. That way, I can start in November getting my next new journal set up through mid January, and cruise through the holidays enjoying & using my journal. I also like keeping New Years memories together in the same journal with the Christmas holiday. I set up all four months of monthly and weekly spreads in pencil without themes, and after that, make a tab to start my daily bullet journaling. Later, I add fun themes/color palettes/fonts before the start of the next month. It’s not too daunting, and the style can reflect what I’m interested in at the moment without needing to plan a style for all four months in advance. Thx Jess for all your ideas 😎👍

[Chaotic_Pixie]

This theme reminded me of passing notes in high school. I love the nostalgia factor. The way we drew those S symbols and signed everything with a heart or a star. I’m glad you relaxed a bit with this layout. It’s super fun.

[starderrick]

"Punch fear in the face" i may write that down. I love it.

[Patriciameloc]

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this layout. The early 2000's emo/pop punk kid in me was screaming
I tried meal prepping, but I just couldn't keep up. I'm trying to make food for two meals each time now, it takes me the same time I would be waiting for the delivery, and then I get to eat something home made. I try to keep it very simple, just some meat, one vegetable and rice (I'm Brazilian, we live off of rice) and then I just rotate the meat and vegetable every two days. I don't get bored and I don't feel like I'm wasting half a day cooking things I won't want to eat.

[Karen_Tries]

The happy accident of not enough space for the header is actually perfect! I love the addition of the new header!! This theme is definitely going on my list of ones for next year! Love it so much!

[sweet_t_reads]

I LOVE how you did the scribble washi on the headers. Such a great idea!

[kathyaakananabluebird]

Rewards- little houseplants or buying seed packets for my garden count as rewards for me!

[Becky-]

My favourite first page notebook thing to do is put grease proof paper under it then plop my coffee down on it to make a ring 😅 it’s so silly but for me it’s something that comes out “perfect” everytime but also feels like I’m ruining it

[bluesypop]

I’m loving this theme, it feels very early years Avril Lavigne to me! I can definitely see the ‘emo’ elements!

Rewards wise: I was initially thinking of reward trips to places, maybe for food (that’s what I’d do), maybe for a walk somewhere you wouldn’t normally go, that sort of thing. You could for the bigger days make yourself some kind of voucher, so you could reward yourself with a day off, a weekend away, XX amount of money to spend of treat days or something like that!

I hope this helps!

[elenacala]

When I've done weight loss goals I works reward myself with either new clothes or books that I was really wanting to read. Maybe think about things that you are buying but want to control your spending on ( like eating out or journal supplies) and then turn it into a reward so your spending on that thing that you really want to, but don't do it often because it's now a reward. It's a win win because you get stuff done and control spending.