Gela's Top Five Bullet Journal Bloggers

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twenty something meltdown
twenty something meltdown is managed by Gwennan Rees, a United Kingdom-based lifestyle blogger who rose to fame with her bullet journal related posts. Her blog posts tackle her own journey using her bullet journal, sharing her struggles with maintaining one and her design inspirations. She also talks about using a bullet journal to help with job hunting and managing work.

Compass and Ink
Compass and Ink is a blog dedicated to junk journalling, a bullet journal made out of recycled materials. Here, they share tips on how to start a junk journal, the recommended supplies to be used for archiving junk journals, and how to continue managing a journal despite being busy or stressed. Additionally, they also share articles about the best printables or washi tape that are mostly geared towards vintage aesthetics.

 Living Between The Lines
Living Between The Lines is managed by Megan Schaefer, who blogs about self-care in one's everyday life and bullet journalling. The blog mostly tackles the basics of bullet journalling and the materials one can use to make it work for their lifestyle, incorporating and assessing one's self-care in a busy schedule, and inspirational content and all kinds of advice geared towards college students.

 Productive and Pretty
Productive and Pretty is run by a team of "productivity junkies & organize-holics", who focus on topics like productivity and bullet journalling. Their blog posts are geared towards topics about simple layouts for bullet journals, incorporating self-care and self-improvement in bullet journalling, and various recommendations for decorating and journal entry prompts.

 Our Journey in Journals
Though currently inactive, Our Journey in Journals is managed by Mae-Mae Han, a student who shares her journey with bullet journalling through her blog. Aside from sharing her stories about the beginnings of her journey towards bullet journalling, she also posts content related to calligraphy and stationery collecting. Her blog focuses on the benefits of having a bullet journal, and the various layouts she has for the month.

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