7 Bullet Journal Monthly Tracker Ideas You’ll Use

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Tracking is one of the best features of bullet journals.

Habit and mood trackers, vacation trackers, reading trackers, sleep trackers. You name it, there’s a tracker for that.

There are endless possibilities of things to log in your journal and hundreds of ways to organize, decorate and define your habits.

The key is to find things that will be useful for you to track and that won’t just take up precious space in your journal.

To that end, here are 7 awesome monthly tracker ideas.

With a bullet journal, there is so much room to experiment and I highly encourage you to try out any tracker that you think could give you some really awesome insight into your life, values and time.

If you love it, keep it up.

You didn’t even feel like filling it out? Maybe you should change it up.

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If you’re looking for a place to start, here are 7 monthly tracker ideas that are actually really helpful to include in your monthly spreads.

1. Finance  Monthly Tracker

Money is one of those things that is hard to keep track of, especially now that it’s all on cards.

Keeping track of your spending habits and putting energy into understanding what you buy, what you should/shouldn’t be buying and if you’re on track with payments is super helpful.

Not to mention when you start to notice how quickly things added up, you can make changes before you break the bank.

You can use a simple tracker like this:

Or this

If you run our own business something that could be helpful for you is something like this:

It has a weekly goals chart, a bar graph for revenue, income and savings as well as a line graph tracking these things on a monthly basis to make it easy to see trends.

Check out more finance trackers here 

2. Work Out Routine

Whether you’re a fitness nut or a beginner, tracking your exercise routines can be huge in accessing your overall health.

You can do try out a simple spread like the one below

Or have it include extras like water intake, meal plans and supplements.

Check out more fitness trackers in this post 

3. Chores

Chores are not the most fun thing on this list but it’s something we all gotta do.

You can check out my chores tracker and how to put it together here. Splitting chores up into daily tasks to check off can at least make you feel accomplished when you do them.

4. Kids

There are so many things that you can track when it comes to kids. If they’re school age having a kids calendar spread can be really useful.

Include things like school events, projects, field trips, fundraisers and extracurriculars. You can also try out reading time per night, kids, chores, development trackers for babies and toddlers,  milestones.

You get the idea.

5. Goals

Monthly goals are major for success.

If you don’t have a big goal to accomplish on a monthly basis you gotta try it. Having a place for you to put a plan together is essential to getting it done.

There is nothing that feels better than getting something fantastic and important to you accomplished.

6. Gratitude

My September Gratitude tracker says it all: Gratitude is magic.

If you spend one minute every day thinking of something that you’re grateful for and appreciate, you will automatically be a happier person.

When you’re thankful for the things you have in your life you attract more of that good stuff your way. M.A.G.I.C.

Related: Why you need a Gratitude Log in your Bujo

7. Healthy Eating

Making dietary changes can have a huge effect on how you feel so having a way to record what you’re doing, how it’s going, wins and misses makes it a lot easier to stay on track.

You can have a tracker with boxes for your food groups on the daily or have a meal planning area with gluten replacement ideas. Depending on what you’re looking to do there is a healthy eating tracker for you.

As mentioned, there are endless possibilities for monthly trackers and the ones that you find helpful will differ from person to person but having a few that hold you accountable, make you feel great and get you organized is one of the things that is amazing about the bullet journal system.

Try some out and change it up as you go till you hit your stride.

Happy tracking!

If you’re ready to take the plunge and start your journal sign up for my FREE 5 day bullet journal e-course. It’s an easy way to de-mystify the process and start planning now.