Are you planning to have a morning routine spread in your bullet journal?
Do you need a template to follow to help you create it?
There are many reasons why we recommend having morning routines. Aside from the fact that they make you more productive, morning routines also keep stress and worries away. They are a form of self-care that can help you live a healthy, happy life.
Take a few minutes to watch the video below if you're looking for some great morning routine ideas that can change your life:
In this post, we share with you 25 morning routine bullet journal ideas to help you start your day right. With these templates and images, you’ll see how you can use your morning routine to help you stay alert and focused throughout the day.
Let’s get to it!
1. Colorful Morning Routine
This morning routine template is a wonderful idea for those who like their bullet journals colorful and fun.
It’s also suitable for those who like writing down specific tasks and goals. As you can see, there is already a plan for how to accomplish each morning activity.
(If you prefer to be more goal-specific, check out these bullet journal goal page ideas.)
2. Morning Routine for Focus
This template is designed to help you stay focused even before your work for the day starts. It’s composed of words that help you stay calm and relaxed.
It even has a recipe for a morning detox tea. You can try this template if you feel tense and nervous in the morning.
3. Minimalist Morning Routine Template for Mommies
This version of a morning routine template is an excellent idea for moms who’d like to keep their bullet journals simple yet classy.
There are two routines visible in the sample above (with the kids and without the kids), but you can always customize it according to your situation. You may also change the drawing if another one suits you better.
4. Morning & Evening Routine Ideas
What is really captivating about this routine’s design is the handwriting of the creator. But even if you do not have handwriting like this, you can always use the idea to create your own morning routine spread in your bullet journal. You can even set the time for each activity.
5. The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod
We like this morning routine because it follows Hal Elrod’s SAVERS acronym from his book The Miracle Morning. SAVERS stands for Silence, Affirm, Visualize, Exercise, Read, and Scribe.
Tested and proven to be an effective game-changer, this approach might be just what you need to keep your mind and body focused and energized.
6. My Morning Routine
This template has a unique touch, as it is designed with a timeframe. The owner is probably used to seeing his or her schedule laid out in detail. This template is very specific, as it is divided into 15-minute blocks.
If you use this example, you’ll be surprised by how many things you can do in just a short period of time.
7. Ideal Ritual for Minimalists
We recommend this to all the minimalist bullet journalists out there. The design is so simple, yet it still looks classy and stylish. In addition to your morning rituals, you may also add other elements such as morning quotes, daily affirmations, or random thoughts.
8. Morning Checklist
This morning routine template consists of a checklist. There are no timeframes, and no pressure. You simply put everything you need and want to do every morning on the list, and use it to make sure you get everything done.
9. My Perfect Day
This design from mashaplans is super cute, especially if you like drawings and clip art. Although the sample covers a whole day, you may choose to customize it and make more specific plans for your mornings.
10. The Ideal Morning
This is another minimalist version of a morning ritual template. We recommend it for busy people who do not have the time to draw and make artwork and designs. What you see is what you get—it is easy to create, and even easier to use.
11. My Ideal Day & Other To-Do’s
Here is another design we recommend for people with busy and hectic schedules. This template covers a whole day, but you can customize it according to your needs.
If you want a spread broken down into particular periods, you can divide it into morning, afternoon, and evening. On the other page, you can list all the things you need to accomplish.
12. Ideal Day Timeline
If you have different schedules on different days, then this design could be a perfect fit. As you can see, there is a specific schedule for Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, and another set of schedules for Tuesday and Thursday. Depending on the circumstances, you can have two or more sets of morning routines.
13. Ideal Daily Routine
On one page, write down how you plan to spend three hours every morning on a regular routine. Then you can dictate three to five hours every evening for another steady routine.
On the other page, you can include your work or school schedule. Add a little drawing and the template is ready to go!
If you're looking for more ideas, check out our roundup of the best bullet journal daily spreads.
14. Daily Morning & Bedtime Routine
via imgur
This sample has a great design and a fun color combination. Black and pink (or any color, actually) go really well together. You can use arrows and connecting lines to add emphasis to your design.
15. Morning Routine for School
If you are really good at drawing and lettering, you can try this design on next month’s spread. It helps if you put timeframes for each activity, too. If you have more time in the morning, you can even create a two-page spread to cover all your activities.
16. Morning Routine in Circular Template
Here’s a different design for you. If you happen to get tired of the typical templates, you can always try something new, like this circular morning ritual tracker.
This particular design is made to fit a routine that can be done in an hour. But if you have more time than that, you can customize the clock-like figure according to your needs.
17. Routine Tracker
via artisthue
This is another routine template for those who like their journals simple yet stylish. It has both morning and evening spaces, and the other page has as a routine tracker. This can serve as a report to check if you have completed your activities.
18. Morning Routine in Phases
We like this morning routine idea because it is divided in phases.
Phase 1 is for prep time, right after waking up; phase 2 is for food and journaling; phase 3 is for self-care and building confidence; and phase 4 is about mental health care and planning.
You can try grouping your activities to make your mornings more organized.
19. Work Day Routine
This is not specifically a morning routine tracker—it is actually a daily routine template that can help you prep in the morning and sign off at night.
20. My Ideal Day, No Time Frames!
Time frames are overrated in this particular ritual template. If you are one of those people who is more productive when they are not time-bound, then check this example out and follow it in your next spread.
21. Morning Routine for New Mommies
We find this daily routine for new mommies and their newborns very useful. Being a mom is not easy work. Some might even argue that moms have the most difficult job in the world. Fortunately, this template is an excellent way to help them deal with the stress and hard work.
22. Daily Routine with Clip Art
Here’s another daily routine bullet journal idea for the artistic peeps out there. If you are fond of drawings, clip art, and just being creative in general, check this idea out and then create your own version of it.
23. Simple Morning Routine Template
If you are not that into drawing and creative stuff, but would still like to keep a bullet journal, you can use this template for your morning routine spread. It’s simple, easy to create, and very organized.
24. Morning & Night Routine Bullet Journal Style
TristArtist creates a two-page spread in this template for both your morning and evening routines. You can alter the design and colors, depending on your preference. You can even make it simple and not use any colors at all.
25. Simple Morning and Evening Routine Checklist
Here is a simple checklist of your morning and evening rituals, all on one page. There are no timelines or deadlines. Although the sample has timeframes, you may opt to take them out if you don’t like feeling pressured.
Final Thoughts on Morning Routine Bullet Journals
Creating and developing a morning routine is a beneficial habit that we highly recommend. When you start the day right, you set yourself up to be more productive and happy.
Having a routine can help you set your priorities quickly, and in return you gain more control over yourself and your schedule and daily activities.
If you need some help getting started, here are some articles you need to check out:
- 35 Morning Journal Prompts to Inspire the Day Ahead of You
- 22 Free Bullet Journal Printables
- 49 Bullet Journal Habit Tracker Ideas & Examples
Finally, if you want the perfect morning routine, then check out this seven-step process for creating a morning routine that will become a vital part of your daily life.)
