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Rolling weekly task list bullet journal template

Keep the task in one row and mark its movement through the week with a small symbol in each day column.

Rolling weekly tasksOne row per task · mark the day instead of rewritingWEEK OF ·TASKMTWTFSSSymbols: ○ planned • done → moved1
Rolling weekly tasksSecond list · use for overflow or a larger weekTASKMTWTFSSLEGEND→ Add a short reason beside a moved task.2

When to use this layout

Best for task lists where priorities change during the week and rewriting creates friction.

What’s on the spread

  • Task labels with Mon–Sun matrix
  • Two rolling task pages
  • Legend for planned, done, and moved marks

Before you draw it

  • Use ○ for planned, • for done, and → for moved.
  • Write a verb at the start of every task label.
  • At week’s end, migrate only rows marked → or leave them blank.

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How to use this template

  1. Label up to nine tasks with short verbs.
  2. Mark the day you intend to act and update the row as plans change.
  3. On Sunday, move only unfinished rows to the next weekly list.

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