Minimalist Bullet Journal Monthly Layouts, Weekly Layouts and Habit Trackers to increase the organization and productivity in your life!
Today’s post, minimalist bullet journal layout ideas, is for those who want to use their bullet journal as a productivity tool above all else. These spreads are super quick to make and easy on the eyes. Maybe you can relate but sometimes I will just skip making a weekly spread because I don’t have the time and instead I will use my phone’s calendar. This list is your (and my) rescue to when time is short but you still really want to stay consistent with your bullet journal.
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TOOLS TO GET STARTED BULLET JOURNALING:
Before we get started, I wanted to share some of the best and most affordable tools available for bullet journalling.
This notebook which is almost identical to the cult favorite and has raving reviews for a fraction of the cost!
This pen that won’t bleed through the page and is great for inputting your dailies
This Pen for art work and faux calligraphy
These Markers for decorating and color coding your journal
These stencils for making layouts quicker
This printer for adding polaroid photos easily (prints photos you have taken from your phone) for quick decorating and documenting your life!
Obviously the only things that you need to get started is a notebook and pen and you will use them the most. However, the markers are useful for color coding your journal and the stencils will save you time in creating beautiful layouts!
Scroll to see Beautiful Minimalist Layout Ideas!
Minimalist Cover Page Inspiration
Photo Credit to: procrastinstudy
There is beauty in the simplicity of minimalism. I love the small splash of colour on this one and how simple it is to make a pretty layout for the month!
Simple Black & White December Cover Page
Photo Credit to: procrastinstudy
Do you see how cute and simple this minimalist style of bullet journalling is? Anyone could draw this into their bujo!
Vertical March Bullet journal Cover
Photo Credit to: procrastinstudy
Simple and clean, this cover is eye catching and doesn’t need a lot of work! I love how minimal effort it is to draw out something that I know I would love!
Minimalist Monthly Layout Ideas
November Minimalist Calendar Layout
Photo Credit to: bullet_journalish
This simple black and white calendar layout speaks efficiency to me! Simple to draw out with a rules and a nice black pen! Minimal effort with crisp results!
Simple Instagram Calendar & Checklist Layout
Photo Credit to: bullet_journalish
A super simple calendar and checklist for your social media game plan! This would have been quick and easy to make and stay productive doing it. I LOVE how clean it looks with the calendar and list being in line with each other!
March Calendar and To Do List: Simplified
Photo Credit to: bullet_journalish
This calendar and to do list are lined up so nicely! You can use this for ANY month of the year and it doesn’t take very long to draw this out. You will love this simple design!
Minimalist Weekly Layout Inspiration
Vertical Single Page Weekly Planner Layout
Photo Credit to: bullet_journalish
Simplify your weekly layouts and utilize the whole page! Combining your weekly to-do list and your agenda for the week saves pages and keeps you organized! I love how straight forward this is!
Spacious Multi-Page Weekly Layout
Photo Credit to: bulletjournalwithfaith
I love how much information this weekly layout packs into a few pages! Minimal design that shares a tracker and gives plenty of space for each day’s tasks!
Simple Two Page Weekly Layout Idea!
Photo Credit to: bullet_journalish
This two page weekly layout shows you a full snapshot of your whole week! And using the extra space at the bottom of the page for other lists is genius! Minimal effort and very creative approach.
Compact Minimalist Weekly Layout
Photo Credit to: bullet_journalish
Bold letters and crisp boxes make this page in your bullet journal pop! The calendar shows where you are in the month and you have enough space to jot down a few of the things you need to do each day! Simple and useful design!
Minimalist Bullet Journal Layout: Agenda
Photo Credit to: minimalistjournaling
This agenda style weekly layout brings me back to my school days! It is very simple and effective! There is nothing fancy in this layout and that is perfect!
Minimalist Tracker Ideas For Your Bullet Journal
Creative Minimalist Monthly Habit Tracker!
Photo Credit to: @jenninajournal
The hit of green makes this habit tracker pop out! Very minimalist design with just a little bit of creativity makes your pages in your Bullet Journal come alive! I love this!
Simple Tracker With Minimal Effort!
Photo Credit to: @bulletjournal_veronica
This tracker is very simple with a little bit of a flair! That is what minimalism is all about! Ridding the stuff you don’t have true purpose for and making what you do use great! This makes your bullet journal so useful!
Easy Sleep and Exercise Tracker
Photo Credit to: planforproductivity
This sleep and exercise trackers really show just how simple you can make your trackers! My Bullet Journal helps me stay up-to-date and efficient and this speaks bounds to me!
Easy Minimalist Expenses Tracker
Photo Credit to: minimalistjournaling
This monthly expenses tracker is simple and takes minimal effort to make. Keeping this on you at all times would definitely curb any spending habits you might have!
Horizontal Single Page Habit Tracker
Photo Credit to: minimalistjournaling
Five minutes later and you have a habit tracker that is up and running! This is minimalist by design and I love it!
Don’t Forget To Pin This Post To Find It Again Later!
I am very interested in Journaling. I have three journals. How many do you use?