It’s So Nice to NOT Have to Remember Everything!
A few weeks ago, my baby was not feeling well. I took the poor little guy to the doctor and came home with 3 separate medicines 3 times per day for two weeks. I knew that I would have to wrack my brain to remember when I had given him the last dosage. Then try to remember if I gave him all nine dosages of medicine the day before. I just knew I was going to forget dosages. Then knowing when to stop was the other issue. So what did I do? Created a quick medicine tracker spread in my Bullet Journal of course!
The Medicine Tracker
Each column has the dosages per day and the rows were the dates. Each day I would mark off the medicine without too much effort to remember what I did or did not do. Except for maybe one day, I successfully administered all the dosages and thankfully, the little guy is feeling better.
Before I started planning with a bullet journal – I would have just tried to remember. Thankfully, now I don’t have to remember everything. I write it down, then out of habit, I check my planner and do the things I am supposed to. What a relief. Medicine tracker to the rescue!
I’d Love to Know: What uncommon trackers do you use in your planner or bullet journal?
Leave me a comment below and let me know!
Remember to plan your life so you live beautifully.
~Tricia
Tricia says
When I started bullet journaling it was me vs. trackers and I usually won (meaning I successfully ignored them). So I had to slowly build up to them and now they are a huge part of my bullet journal.
Ani Kay says
I’m awful at trackers. I love them, and start them, but I never complete them. I have a weight tracker, a debt tracker, and of course my weekly habit trackers, none of which are filled out. At lease I start the weekly one out strong, but I don’t have enough of a habit of actually checking my book. There are days when I don’t even open my journal, which kind of defeats the purpose of the whole darn thing!