Bullet Journal Monthly Vision Board July

Bullet Journal Monthly Vision Board

It’s a new month, so it’s time for my new bullet journal monthly vision board. Read more about bullet journal monthly pages HERE.

July’s Theme

I love to take time at the beginning of each month to think about what I want to accomplish in the upcoming four weeks and how I want life to look.

After a crazy June with lots of sickness, a visit from family and a few unexpected happenings, I desperately need to bring some order to my life. I will be doing a 31 Day Declutter (Click HERE to grab the 31 Day Declutter Checklist if you’d like to join me.). I will also be continuing to streamline and simplify my business. “Simplify” is the word of the month.

July Goals

Personal

I am re-committing to my 10 p.m. bed time every night, drinking 6 – 8 glasses of water every day and eating a lot more protein and veggies. I will also be doing my daily brain dump and taking a morning prayer walk.

I want to get back in the routine of going to the gym, but my main focus is regaining my energy after being sick for so long.

People

My husband and I had ONE date in June, so we are making weekly dating a priority again. We don’t have to do anything complicated or expensive — my favorite is going for a long drive with the windows down and our favorite tunes playing. (See my $10 Date Ideas HERE.)

I also plan to get together with several friends for coffee — well, they’ll have coffee and I will have tea. Friend time is so important.

Projects

I am focusing on the declutter and prepping for back-to-school , so no other projects on the docket for this month. Be on the look out for the 2017 Mom’s Back to School Planner coming soon!

What are your goals for this month? Leave a comment and let me know.

By the way, if you want to create a monthly vision board, but you’re not so artistic, you may want to check out the 2017 Joyful Life Planner HERE with pre-printed vision boards for each month. The planner is available in both the “charty” version (if you’re more analytical) and the “arty” version (if you’re more creative).