It’s time to think about our goals for the year and how to follow through on your goals. I share three ways to set yourself up for success.

Here are things I’ve added to my Bullet Journal plus some great ideas I’ve seen around for entrepreneurs. Also sharing the things I use for journaling.

Looking for journal prompts for entrepreneurs? ✔️ Check out 30 best business writing prompts that are perfect for an entrepreneurs journal!

Free printable business planner for artists and creative entrepreneurs. Printable business worksheets to plan, set goals, & track progress in 2025!

Journaling changed my business. Well, first it changed my life… then it changed my business. I don’t believe that your business can outgrow your personal growth. Personal growth and development should be just as high of a priority as learning what email subject lines convert best, or what time to post on Instagram. Check out my go-to journaling prompts for business and personal growth on the blog! Get your pen and paper ready! | KaitlynKessler.com | #businesscoach #mindsetcoach #productivity…

Time for another well-used spread—expense tracking! (took me so long to find that emoji that I needed it thrice haha). I use this expense tracker in conjunction with the CoinKeeper app (which I LOVE)—it might seem a bit redundant to track things in two places, but my bujo version allows me to see spending habits a bit clearer while CoinKeeper makes it all portable and digital (and fun!) How do you guys track expenses? Would love to see some other spreads!

Have you ever considered journaling for business? Since I discovered business journaling my boundaries, decisions, and offers have gained loads of clarity and strength. When providing digital marketing service, that clarity and strength is everything!

This post summarizes my Q2 Business Bullet Journal experience, including what I tried, liked, and disliked.

Today we are continuing our series on using the Bullet Journal for Small Businesses. You can see the first two parts of this series here and here. Being a small business owner can get crazy.