Bullet Journal Websites – A Rabbit Hole Worth Exploring

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The Overall Best Bullet Journal Websites:

This is a list of my picks for the top bullet journal websites. These websites were created by the best in the business. When you think Bullet Journal, you think of these amazing people. If you want to learn how to use a bullet journal, find inspiration to improve one you’ve already started, or just learn some creative tips, visit these pages:

1. The Official Bullet Journal Website
2. Diary of a Journal Planner
3. Tiny Ray of Sunshine
4. The Petite Planner
5. Little Coffee Fox
6. Masha Plans
7. Sheena of the Journal
8. Planning Mindfully
9. Sheena of the Journal

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The Best Bullet Journal Websites for Beginners:

Great “How To Start” Tutorials:

1. Love Kyra: “How To Start a Bullet Journal”
2. Juelz John: “How To Start A Bullet Journal: The Ultimate Guide For Beginners”
3. Masha Plans: “How To Set Up Your Brand New Bullet Journal, Step by Step Guide”

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Inspiration for Creating a Minimalist Bullet Journal:

• More like this:
  • My Inner Creative – Post contains 39 amazing minimalist Bullet Journal Spreads
  • Bullet Planner Ideas – “THE BEST MINIMALIST BULLET JOURNAL INSPIRATION : YOU NEED TO SEE THIS!” (you do if you like simple designs)
  • Mommy Over Work – Post contains 38 more minimalist Bullet Journal Spreads!

This page with all the websites and resources you’d ever need for any type of Bullet Journaling:

These wonderful Habit Tracker Spreads:

Cole Smith has some cool pages in her Resource Library.

Many of her features are about #NaNoWriMo which is awesome. But the Library is password protected so you’ll need to subscribe to her e-mail list in order to take a peek.

She also has a great post on “How to Start a Writer’s Notebook.“

These design ideas for artists and design enthusiasts:

This blog with inspiration for your Writer’s Bullet Journal

Or this one with a million different bullet journal ideas.

This page is not specific to Bullet Journaling, but still a great tool for any writer. They also explain how to set up a regular writer’s notebook and why it’s so important.

This page with free printables:

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Awesome Novel Workbook from One of the Best Bullet Journal Websites:

Hannah, from Between the Lines Editorial, has created something truly magical: The Write Plan. Here’s why I love this workbook:

• The Write Plan workbook is a bullet journal and novel planning guide all in one.
• It’s organized perfectly, allowing you to work through your outline in sequence, or move on and come back.
• The Write Plan is ideal for any plantser because it has just enough prompting to outline and plenty of blank space to get creative.
• It also comes with editing tips and a revision tracker.
• The only reason I didn’t use this as my “Writer’s Bullet Journal” is because there’s no way to set it up with collection pages, and planning logs – monthly, daily, etc…

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Don’t forget to check out InkWell Spills’ Bullet Journal Pinterest Boards for even more inspiration:

If you find a bullet journal resource that you love and you don’t see it here, please let me know by commenting below so I can add it!

Note: This page may contain affiliate links for which, if an item is purchased, I will receive a small commission at absolutely no extra cost to you. I only ever post links for products that I have used, found helpful, and loved. Thank you for supporting my writing journey so I can continue to help you on yours!