No More Bug with Me

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Yes, you read right

You’re not going to see any more Bujo from me, Studebud.

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I’ve kept a bullet journal for almost a year and a half and I have to say... I don’t like it.

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Don’t get me wrong, I think the idea of a bullet journal is amazing! I wish I could love it! However, it’s just not helpful for me. I’m a very busy person, and doing a bullet journal was becoming a task. I don’t like doing it anymore. I felt like I was just doing it for a post on Instagram or Studying Amino. However, it’s ultimately not healthy. A lot of people have the time and artistic talent to do it and find it genuinely helpful, but I found myself doing it the first week of the month, and then the rest of my spreads I spent a lot of time on were empty.

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I forget to put things in my bullet journal; I forget to even look at my bullet journal to see what work I have. I find myself gravitating toward just plain old checkbox google chrome extensions because it’s simple and efficient. Studyquill, a big Studytuber and Studygrammer also itted that she wasn’t using her bullet journal as often as she wished, leaving many of her spreads untouched or graphs unfinished

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Not everything we see on the internet is truly as helpful as they make it out to be. Just because you see someone do it, doesn’t mean they’re happy about it. All of our needs are very individual, and just because you see everyone on the internet doing it, that doesn’t mean it will make your life better (or worse). I don’t think bug it bad, but I also don’t think it’s right for everyone. Take a bit of time to see if what you’re doing right now is really for you, or for the internet.

(Oh look, a watermark from when I was studbud)

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Anyway,

Good luck studying!