Future Log

The Future Log is a great way to log all the important and fun events you have going on in your life. It keeps all of your future events in one place. Anything that occurs in future months such as birthdays, holidays, trips, meetings, and more would go in the Future Log. It’s a simple and easy place to flip to when you

| ADDITIONAL INFO: Hey everybody, today I'm showing you 9 different Layouts you can use for your yearly spread / Future Log in your Bullet Journal! If you li...

I am a stubborn person. I have been using the bullet journal for years, but I have yet to use it to its fullest potential. Partly because I am still discovering the methods that work for me and partly because of stubbornness. Specifically, I have been stubborn on creating a bulle

The bullet journal future log is one of those spreads that can be amazingly useful, or annoyingly tedious. The difference is finding a system that works for you. Everyone has their own style for how to organize their thoughts and life, so I present you with different future log i

Future planning in the bullet journal doesn't have to be complicated. Here's a closeup of my simple system (and a few others)!

Future planning is often touted as one of the weak points of the Bullet Journal system. While I agree that there is not really a built-in way to plan for future events, there are definitely quite a few options out there to get the job done.

I’m a recent convert to Bullet Journal system for keeping on top of my tasks and projects while at the same time keeping a record of notes, thoughts, lists and observations. The system just seems to work for me. Low tech is good.But one of the problems with it is the difficulty in listing or planning future events. Wit

Here's a page your bullet journal needs...a future log!  Future logs are the place to record pertinent information so that when you are ready to create a monthly or weekly spread, you have important dates and plans at hand.

In a conventional planner there is usually a yearly calendar set up, where you can plan and schedule things. However, when starting a bullet journal all you have in front of you are empty pages, and that can be very intimidating for some. A lot of people are puzzled on how to future plan with a bullet journal, while others are worried that the system is not going to work, and that this will have as a result them missing important appointments and events.

As with trying anything new, beginning a new bullet journal can be intimidating. There are a ton of conflicting resources out there telling you what bullet journal elements you should use or shouldn’t use. And the truth is, you do what’s right for you.

The Future Log is part of the backbone of the bullet journal. Find out how to use it and check out the layout options before you start.