Ultimate List of Bullet Journal Collections (110+ Best Journal Page Ideas)
Starting a new bullet journal can be extremely exciting, especially if you’re purely a beginner.
You’re already with packed with information on what is needed but you’re still left wondering after completing the first page. What’s next?
That’s where bullet journal collections come in. These will be your most useful handy tool to ensure that your journal is filled with rich content you’ll appreciate coming to.
Bullet journal collections are a list of page ideas that are generally added to a bullet journal. Take for instance a collection of pages such as logs, to-do lists, monthly entries, interests, wants needs. It’s also a collection of your habits or things you need to track or projects you need to complete.
These are just some of the absolute best collections and page ideas that we’ve felt is worth adding to any bullet journal.
Here you’ll find a mix of 100 different categories to journal about such as mental health, productivity, traveling, goal setting, managing a household, and general things that will interest you.
Why Bullet Journal Collections Are Important
These collections are a useful system that keeps everything together rather than having a specific topic on different pages in your journal. They also help to keep track of really specific items all in one place making it convenient for you.
How to Use Bullet Journal Collections
Although there are hundreds of ideas and collections you can try, simply pick a few that stand the most out to you and stick with them.
Take into account your hobbies and interests and these will help make your decision when using a certain collection.
For example, let’s say your dream is to travel. You can make use of all the travel collections listed before.
If you want to use your journal to be more productive, there are many page layouts to include in a bullet journal such as a weekly log, future plans, habit trackers, and more.
List of Collections To Add
Productivity Collections
1. To-do Lists
A breakdown of the things you need to get done is one of the most common spreads you’ll come across in a bullet journal. You can decorate this any way you want to keep it simple by just jotting down your tasks.
2 Weekly and Monthly Spreads
These spreads will ensure you have something to journal about every single month and they’re great for exploring different themes. You really get to make this kind of collection very detailed in the way you decide to use your artistic skills.
3. Daily Schedules
If you don’t want a to-do list then you could opt for a daily schedule list. This is ideal for those who are always on the run and never want to forget a particular item and make sure that they knock off all the items on the list.
4. Time Table
A time table collection is a student’s dream guide to making sure they’re always ahead of tasks and knowing when and where they need to be at a particular time.
5. Time Management
Whether you’re a student, office worker, or a stay at home mum, a well planned out time management sheet will ensure you’re always well organized and well planned to get the most out of a busy day.
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You can use a table or grid spread for this one and allocate a certain period of time for particular tasks.
Another option you could try is to draw a few clocks and next to it dedicate certain periods of time for each activity.
6. Project Management
This one can also be used as a table or grid spread to show a complete overview of all the assignments that need to be done, the due date for each one, and your current progress.
You could also include additional information or supplies that are needed for each project.
Allocate certain days to knock out as much as you can or keep track of them all by doing a little each day.
7. Rewards
We always need something motivating to help push us to get the things that need to be done quicker. And the best way to do so is to draw up a rewards page.
Draw a few blocks or stars and separate them into smaller bits. As you complete a small step, you’ll earn some kind of reward for do so and build up to a much bigger reward at the end.
These journal collections are perfect if you want to accomplish your fitness goals or schoolwork.
8. Trackers
If you’ve been around long enough, you would have seen plenty of tracker spreads circulating on Instagram or youtube.
These are one of the easiest spreads you can try and they’re pretty fun to do.
You can track just about anything: Sleep, food, weight loss, goals, habits, patterns, etc.
9. Quotes
Have a separate page dedicated to your ultimate favorite quotes that spark inspiration in desperate times that can really yank you out of a dark pit.
This collection can be an entire page or you could have one page a month for a very large quote.
You could also keep your quotes themed according to the month or season you’re in.
10. Time Block
Similar to time management, this page idea will ensure you get back the hours that would otherwise go to waste.
When your time block, you ultimately know exactly what to do and when to do it.
It will drastically increase your focus and productivity while getting more done without feeling overwhelmed.
This particular spread is ideal to follow: Kalyn Brookie
11. Essential Resources
It’s always a great idea to keep your most visited or used apps in one place and having a resource page can be the perfect way to find things more easily.
12. What Worked/Didn’t Work
Keep a detailed report of new things you’ve tried and how they turned out. Let’s say you’re trying a new exercise routine.
State which one you followed, the activities that you tried, how you felt, which one’s suited you the most, or which ones failed.
This way, when the next month comes rolling in, you’ll be smarter at identifying your highs and lows.
13. Monthly Overview
Similar to the one above but slightly different than a monthly calendar spread, this particular monthly overview can be used to write down the most important events that had occurred and lessons that were learned.
You’ll be able to learn a lot more about yourself which will, in turn, keep you motivated to do more in the following months to come.
Personal Interests & Growth Collections
These are collections of things that personally call out to you.
The one main factor to note is that you don’t need to include all of these collections into your journal.
Pick a few that you think will be interesting to journal about and go for it. We won’t go into great detail of each since they’re pretty much self-explanatory.
Vision Boards
Creating vision boards in your bullet journal will help you organize and plan out your goals. It will keep you motivated to achieve the things you want in life whether that’s getting your dream home, buying that expensive car, or landing that dream job, whatever you want in life, use a vision board to send out the Law of Attraction.
14. Movies
15. Books To Read
16. Favorites Books Read
17. Songs
18. Activities
19. Things to try
20. Dreams
21. Fun Crafts
22. Things That Make You Smile
23. Memorable Moments
24. Wish List
25. Affirmations
26. Meditation
27. New Skills To Learn
28. New Skills Learnt
29. Gratitude
30. Future Plans
Physical & Mental Health Collections
31. Fitness Goals
32. Weightloss Tracker
33. Workout Routine
34. Inspirational Coaches
35. Mood Tracker
36. Sleep Tracker
37. Period Tracker
38. Daily Steps Tracker
39. Best Workout Routines
40. Self Care Ideas
41. Healthy Habits Tracker
42. Food Tracker
43. Meal Planning
44. Water and Vitamin Tracker
45. Master List of Clean Snacks
46. Favorite Clean Eating Recipes
47. Trigger Tracker
48. Stop Overthinking Handy Guide
49. A When To.. Guide
50. Medication Log
51. Yoga Poses
52. Favorite Stretches
Financial Collections
53. Bill Trackers
54. Household Expenses
55. Personal Expenses
56. Saving Trackers
57. Saving Challenges
58. No Spend Challenge
59. Things To Buy
60. Debt Log
61. Payments Log
62. Credit Card Tracker
63. Spending Tracker
64. Coupons
65. 5 Year Savings Plan
Household Collections
66. Addresses & Phone Numbers
67. Birthdays
68. Recipes
69. Pantry Organization
70. Cleaning Schedules
71. Daily Cleaning Tasks
72. Monthly Cleaning Tasks
73. Spring Cleaning
74. Holiday Cleaning
75. Home Repairs
76. Decluttering Challenge
77. Shopping Lists
78. Insurance Information
79. Medical Information
80. Upcoming Events at Home
Traveling Collections
81. Places Visited
82. Places To Visit
83. Packing List
84. Expense Tracker
85. Savings Tracker For Trip
86. Dream Holiday Destination
87. Wish List
88. Stamp Collection
89. Travel Souvenirs
90. Road Trip Book
91. Best Road Trip Songs
Bullet Journal Swatches
92. Pen Swatches
93. Washi Tape Swatches
94. Header Ideas
95. Best Fonts
96. Midliners
97. Tombow Pens
98. Brush Pens
99. Sticker Collection
100. Paint Swatch
Page Ideas For School
101. Assignments
102. Homework Tracker
103. Study Test Dates
104. Study Techniques
105. Schedules
106. Exam Dates
107. Group Study Dates
108. Group Project Planning
109. Grades Tracker
110. Outfit Planner
