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Project Roadmap Bullet Journal Template

Give the project a visible sequence, then use the second page to hold the details that keep each phase moving.

Project roadmapProject ____________________ Owner ____________ Target ____________Phases and outcomes1. Discover2. Plan3. Make4. ShareTimelineMilestoneOwnerTargetDone when1
Project detailKeep blockers and decisions beside the plan.Dependencies / waiting onRisks / decisionsNext actionsProject check-in date ____________________2

When to use this layout

Personal projects, school projects, launches, and multi-step work.

What’s on the spread

  • Phase roadmap
  • Milestone table
  • Risks and dependencies
  • Next actions

Before you draw it

  • Name phases by outcomes rather than vague activity.
  • Mark dependencies before setting a final date.
  • Keep the next action small enough to schedule.

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How to use this template

  1. Divide the project into phases.
  2. Add milestones and dependencies.
  3. Review the next action at each check-in.

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