Planning · 2 editable pages
Weekly Review and Carry-Forward Bullet Journal Spread
Close the week deliberately so the next week begins with decisions instead of a pile of open tabs.
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When to use this layout
Best for a weekly planning rhythm that needs a clear handoff from one week to the next.
What’s on the spread
- Week close prompts
- Open-loop decisions
- Next-week priorities and first actions
Before you draw it
- Review your task list and calendar together.
- Decide whether an unfinished item is still worth carrying.
- Choose one thing to stop or simplify next week.
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Open an editable copy →How to use this template
- List wins, friction, and unfinished work.
- Mark each open loop as migrate, schedule, delegate, or drop.
- Set next week’s three priorities and first actions.
Format inspiration
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