Creating a 3-Ring Binder for Your Journal, Life and Biz Planner

Do you love buying printables, journal content and planner content, but not sure how to keep it all contained and in one place?

Create your own 3-ring binder. Not only is it a fun project, but it can be personalized for you and your needs.

You only need a few supplies to start with: a 3-ring binder, some divider sheets, a 3-hole punch, markers or colored pencils, some loose-leaf notebook paper and some pages you’ve printed out.

You can use tabbed dividers to add whichever headings are specific to you, your life and your business.

Categories for your binder tabs: These are just suggestions. You may come up with completely different ideas.

• Health/Fitness
• Journal
• Coloring Pages
• Business
• Home
• Cleaning
• Gardening
• Gratitude
• Self Care
• Vision Boards
• Courses/Learning
• Social Media
• Seasonal Tasks
• Yearly Tasks
• Important Dates
• To-Do Lists

I actually got this idea because I create story binders for my fiction series

This is my shelf of fiction series binders

Be sure to grab some cool printables, worksheets or coloring pages to add in. My favorite suppliers are Createful Journals, PLR Planners, Creative Repurposing and Publish for Prosperity.

You may want to get a 3-ring binder that has inside pockets to keep notes and small papers.

Many of them also come with a clear plastic covering so you can slip whatever cover design you like inside.

Here’s that list of supplies and suppliers again:

You need: a 3-ring binder, some divider sheets, a 3-hole punch, markers or colored pencils, some loose-leaf notebook paper and some pages you’ve printed out.

You can get printables from:

Createful Journals, PLR Planners, Creative Repurposing and Publish for Prosperity.

Also be sure to check out my free journal pages and personal development worksheets. And my Etsy shop for more great printable content.

Happy Journaling!
Patti

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Patti

I’m an Imperfect Christian, Musician’s Wife, Mom, Nana, Friend and Encourager. I work on this site for my own growth and benefit, probably more so than I do for others, but I pray that what I’m learning and sharing will help others in their personal development and journaling adventures.