Setting Up My Bullet Journal - Part 7 Bullet Journal Codes

DearREADERS,
Earlier today, Ol' Myrt here mentioned I sure could use a stencil to draw more perfect "squares." It seems fitting to show what type of bullet journal codes I plan to use. When I create a bulleted item, I will not use a plain old bullet. The square will be my most used, denoting a to-do list item. As I start the task, I'll place a diagonal line through the square, and fill it in when the task is complete as shown in my reminder tab above.

• Square = task
• Circle = event
• Triangle = appointment
• Heart = cool idea
• Dot = note
• ! = deadline
• * = important
• ? = explore
• -> a migrated task
• strike through = no longer important, irrelevant

And those tabbed sticky notes? You can pick these Redi-Tag Divider Sticky Notes 60 Ruled Notes, 4 x 6", Assorted Neon Colors (29500) up at Amazon or your local office supply.

What codes have you decided you'll use in your bujo?

OTHER ARTICLES IN THIS SERIES

• DearMYRTLE's Setting Up My Bullet Journal - Part 1
• DearMYRTLE's Setting Up My Bullet Journal - Part 2 Why Analog in a Digital World?
• DearMYRTLE's Setting Up My Bullet Journal - Part 3 The Levenger Rings
• DearMYRTLE's Setting Up My Bullet Journal - Part 4 The Hole Punch
• DearMYRTLE's Setting Up My Bullet Journal - Part 5 Monthly Calendar
• DearMYRTLE's Setting Up My Bullet Journal - Part 6 Future Page

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