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Liv’s Pink and Purple Custom Planner

Liv ordered a custom bullet-journal-inspired planner. Her planner is a purple Leuchtturm1917 A5 Dotted Hardcover. The primary colors used for Liv's notebook are blue, green, yellow, and gray. Further, the layouts involved include a title page, index, key, future log, bill tracker, year in pixels, goals, monthly overview, and weekly log. Here you can read more about Liv's planner.

Liv ordered a custom bullet-journal-inspired planner. Her planner is a purple Leuchtturm1917 A5 Dotted Hardcover. The primary colors used for Liv’s notebook are pink and purple. Further, the layouts involved include a title page, index, key, future log, bill tracker, year in pixels, goals, monthly overview, and weekly log. Here you can read more about Liv’s planner. 

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Layouts Included

Here you can learn more about the layouts for Liv’s custom planner.

Watercolor Title Page

This spread opens the notebook with purple and pink watercolor. The background of the concept includes a light purple watercolor circle. Then, over the edges of the circle are four pink and purple watercolor flowrs. The header is “Liv’s” in black brush lettering and “2020 Bullet Planner” in black print font.

Index

The next spread is a three-page index. The index has a bold pink and purple header and includes each layout and the pages they are on. The page numbers are in the left column and layout title in the right column.

Key

Following the index is a simple key page. The header is in a purple script, and then the essential items are in the center of the page. The legend is within a bold box, including several key items specifically requested by Liv.

Future Log

The future log spread includes two months per page. The monthly headers are in pink or purple brush lettering. Below the headers are mini calendars. Further, below each monthly section is a combined section for both months for events and deadlines by date. Dotted lines border each section area.

Bill Tracker

Following the future log is a year long bill tracker with sections left blank for bills to be inputted for each month. The areas where a header is inputted are highlighted in pink or purple.

Year in Pixels

Next, Liv requested a year in pixels spread to track her moods as well as to total her moods for each month in the year. There is a square for each day of each month. Additionally, there is a square for each mood to be totaled each month, and for the full year.

Goals

This goals spread includes four sections to clarify a main goal, steps to reach the goal, and a reward for reaching the goal. Headers are in pink or purple brush lettering.

Monthly Overview

The left page of the monthly overview includes six sections. The sections are for goals, events, stuff to plan, reading list, watch list, and reflection. Then, the right page includes a monthly calendar and notes section, and next month section. The headers for this spread are in a pink or purple minimal script.

Weekly Log

Finally, the week log includes an area for each day of the week as well as for “next week.” Further, each section header is a minimal script highlighted in pink or purple. Additionally, the far left section includes the main header, mini calendar with that week highlighted, habit tracker, budget tracker, and a daily gratitude section. The main header is in pink or purple brush lettering.

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Must-Have Resources for Students

Today, students can obtain knowledge beyond the library with plenty of online resources and tools. Here is a list of must-have resources for students.

Knowledge is one of the main pillars of modern society and information is as much of a tool as it is a weapon used by different countries. Today, students can obtain knowledge beyond the confines of the library with plenty of resources and tools available online. However, so many options can be overwhelming. We did the hard work for you to make a list of must-have resources for students.

Evernote

This is an app or tool that makes it to almost any list of useful tools. The versatile tool allows you to manage your time, organize your life, helps to write a book, and much more. Its wide range of uses and functionality makes it irreplaceable for users who have tried it.

Its core feature of note-taking makes it quintessential for any student pursuing any degree. It will sync flawlessly on all of your devices throughout multiple platforms. Apart from taking notes, you can also snap pictures, copy pieces of texts, write with your hands via stylus, and more.

PaperWritings

With the rising cost of higher education in the United States and student debt being one of the looming crises faced by the country, student mobility programs have gained a lot of steam. More people are looking forward to studying abroad. However, it also brings a disadvantage, inadequate language proficiency.

PaperWritings is a service that offers students academic assistance, editing, proofreading, and more to help them write essays and complete assignments. It helps students to close the gap left in academic standards of writing due to a lack of language proficiency.

GoConqr

GoConqr is an indispensable resource for students who have a knack for visual learning. It is a unique platform that has everything from flashcards and flowcharts to notes and quizzes. It is community-driven where you can access libraries created by other users, or you can even create your own study material to share it among our fellow peers.

Coursera

Coursera has plenty of online courses in different fields made in collaboration with leading universities. The courses range from humanities and art to business and computer science. You get certificates after completion of the courses and eventually, they may add up to a degree. Moreover, the courses are interactive with quizzes, projects, and videos.

Open Culture

Last, but definitely not the least is Open Culture. Students can use this treasure trove of a resource for both personal development and research projects. It is a non-profit project that has an overwhelming collection of MOOCs(Massive Open Online Courses), free lectures, and more from various universities. A lot of them even come with certificates and free materials including audiobooks, textbooks, language lessons, etc.

Grammarly

Grammarly is an amazing resource for writing assistance. I have the premium option which I absolutely love; however, there is also a free option that helps to improve your writing skills. The free version and premium versions also integrate well with Microsoft documents, google documents, most websites, most browsers, etc. This is a must-have source for any student who has to write essays or papers.

MyHomework

If you struggle with time management and keeping track of your assignments, MyHomework is an amazing application and website to help you keep track of your homework. This resource allows you to track your homework according to class, priority level, due date, and more. This resource was a must-have for me in college and will surely be a must-have for you!

Learning is something that you can never get enough of. With education becoming more expensive, these resources for students help the further proliferation of knowledge and enable them to pursue academic excellence along with organization and convenience. However, these resources aren’t just limited to students who are pursuing higher education, but for everyone who wants to indulge in lifelong learning.

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