100+ Bullet Journal Ideas for your BUJO Page

Travel bucket list: A page dedicated to your travel wish list. Write down all the places you want to visit and mark them off as you go.

Destination research: Jot down information about your potential travel destinations including details like currency, language, must-visit attractions, and foods to try.

Packing list: Create a list of all the items you need to pack for your trips, and make sure you don’t forget anything important.

Travel budget: Keep track of your travel expenses, including flight tickets, accommodation, food, transportation, and any other expenses.

Travel itinerary: Plan out your daily itinerary for your trip, including what you want to see and do.

Travel map: Create a visual representation of your travels by marking the places you’ve been on a world map.

Travel journal: Record your thoughts, experiences, and memories from your travels in a dedicated journal page.

Destination inspiration: Keep a collection of travel inspiration from magazines, social media, and websites.

Travel memories: Create a page to showcase your travel memories, including ticket stubs, postcards, and photos.

Future travel plans: Write down any upcoming travel plans you have, and look forward to your next adventure!

Budget Tracker: Create a spread that lists your income and expenses, so you can keep track of your spending and stick to a budget.

Debt Tracker: Keep track of your debts, including the amount owed, interest rate, and payment due date. This will help you stay on top of your payments and make progress in paying down your debts.

Savings Tracker: Create a spread that tracks your savings goals and progress, so you can see how much you’ve saved over time and make adjustments to your budget if needed.

Investment Tracker: If you invest in stocks or other assets, create a spread that tracks the performance of your investments, so you can see your returns over time and make informed decisions about buying or selling.

Monthly Expense Report: Create a spread that lists all your monthly expenses, categorizing them into categories like housing, transportation, food, etc. This will give you a better understanding of where your money is going and help you identify areas where you can reduce your spending.

Bill Tracker: Keep track of all your bills, including the amount due, due date, and payment status. This will help you stay on top of your payments and avoid late fees or penalties.

Cash Flow Tracker: Create a spread that tracks your cash inflows and outflows, so you can see how much money you have coming in and going out each month and make adjustments to your spending if needed.

Retirement Planner: Plan for your retirement by tracking your savings, investments, and expenses, so you can see how much you need to save and invest each month to reach your goal.

Wealth Tracker: Track your net worth over time by listing your assets (such as your home, stocks, and savings) and liabilities (such as debts and loans). This will give you a snapshot of your financial health and help you see how much you’ve grown or shrunk over time.

Book Club: Create a page to track the books you want to read, what you’re currently reading, and books you have finished. You could also include book quotes and mini-reviews.

Movie & TV Shows Watchlist: Similar to the book club, you could create a page for your movie and TV show watchlist and keep track of what you’ve watched and what you want to watch.

Music Playlist: Use a page to keep a record of your favorite songs, albums, and artists. You could also include a monthly playlist or add songs that you’ve discovered during the month.

Art & Crafts: Use a page to keep track of the art and craft projects you want to do and have completed. You could also include sketches, doodles, and inspiration for future projects.

Fitness & Workouts: Create a page to track your fitness progress, workouts, and fitness goals. You could also include motivational quotes, healthy recipes, and workout plans.

Gardening & Plants: If you have a green thumb, use a page to track your garden and plant collection. You could also include plant care instructions, plant wishlists, and pictures of your plants.

Photography: If you’re a photographer, use a page to record your photography journey, including your favorite shots, photography tips, and the gear you’re using.

Travel: Use a page to track your travel plans, bucket lists, and past trips. You could also include maps, ticket stubs, and photos from your travels.

Water Tracker: Keep track of your daily water intake by drawing a cup and shading it in for each glass you drink. You can also add motivational quotes to remind yourself of the importance of hydration.

Gratitude Log: Write down three things you’re grateful for each day. You can illustrate these things with cute doodles or even add photos of the things that bring you joy.

Mood Tracker: Chart your moods for the day or week by drawing simple faces to represent how you’re feeling. You can also use color coding to add another layer of information to your mood tracker.

Exercise Tracker: Draw simple illustrations of the exercises you’ve done, or create a chart to keep track of the number of reps, sets, and weight you’ve lifted.

Sleep Tracker: Keep track of the hours you sleep each night and rate the quality of your sleep by using symbols like stars or smiley faces.

Habit Tracker: List the habits you’d like to develop, and then check them off as you complete them each day. This could include things like reading, meditating, or stretching.

Meal Planner: Plan out your meals for the week, or create a food diary to log what you’ve eaten and how you felt after eating it. You can also use illustrations or photos to make your food diary more visually appealing.

Health Goal Tracker: Set specific health goals, like losing weight or running a certain distance, and chart your progress towards reaching them.

Wellness Wheel: Draw a wheel and divide it into sections to represent different aspects of your health, like physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. You can rate each section on a scale to reflect your overall level of well-being.

Family Chore Chart – Create a chart to keep track of daily, weekly, and monthly household chores, assign them to each family member and mark them off when completed.

Meal Planner – Keep track of meals for the week, including grocery list and recipes.

Budget Tracker – Set and keep track of a monthly budget for household expenses.

Gift Tracker – Keep a log of gift ideas for family members and friends, as well as birthdays and anniversaries.

Family Tree – Create a visual representation of your family members and their relationships.

Family Memories – Use scrapbook-style pages to document special memories and moments with your family, including photos and mementos.

Family Goals – Set and track family goals, both short-term and long-term, such as saving for a vacation, completing home improvement projects, or improving communication.

Family Adventure Log – Document your family’s adventures, whether it be day trips or longer vacations, with photos, maps, and descriptions of the experiences.

Family Health Tracker – Keep track of doctor appointments, medications, and other health-related information for each family member.

Family Movie List – Keep a list of your family’s favorite movies, along with ratings and reviews.

Landscape: Draw or paste pictures of scenic landscapes, include details such as mountains, rivers, forests, and beaches.

Cityscape: Sketch or paste pictures of cityscape views, include details such as buildings, bridges, and skylines.

Nature Objects: Draw or paste pictures of nature scenes, such as flowers, plants, and animals.

World Map: Draw a world map and mark the places you have been to, the places you would like to visit and add notes about each place.

Seasonal Scenes: Draw or paste pictures of different seasons, such as spring flowers, summer sunsets, autumn leaves, and winter snowscapes.

Astronomy: Draw or paste pictures of celestial objects such as stars, planets, and constellations.

Architecture: Draw or paste pictures of different styles of architecture, such as Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, and Modern.

Landmarks: Draw or paste pictures of famous landmarks, such as the Eiffel Tower, Big Ben, and the Colosseum.

Scenic Journeys: Draw or paste pictures of scenic drives, hikes, and road trips.

National Parks: Draw or paste pictures of National Parks, such as Yosemite, Yellowstone, and the Grand Canyon, and note the different activities you can do in each park.

Outfit of the day (OOTD): Track and plan your daily outfits and take notes on what worked and what didn’t.

Wardrobe inventory: Create a visual inventory of all the items in your wardrobe, including shoes and accessories, to help you make more mindful choices when getting dressed.

Wish list: Keep a list of items you want to add to your wardrobe, along with details about sizing, price, and where to purchase.

Seasonal fashion trends: Research and note down the latest fashion trends for each season and make a plan to incorporate them into your wardrobe.

Personal style mood board: Create a visual representation of your personal style, including your favorite colors, patterns, and styles.

Outfit planning: Plan outfits for special events or trips, or even just for the week, to save time and effort in the morning.

Trends and style icons: Research and note down your favorite style icons, along with their go-to outfits and fashion tips.

Shopping list: Keep track of items you need to purchase, along with details about cost, size, and store location.

Accessory collection: Document your favorite accessories, including jewelry, hats, and bags, and note how you like to wear them.

DIY fashion projects: Plan and document any fashion DIY projects, including how-to tutorials, inspiration, and materials needed.