In this video I’m doing a full flip through of my B6 Stalogy 365 bullet journal setup, and I’m sharing the exact way I like to use this notebook for planning and memory-keeping. If you’ve been curious about Stalogy paper, the B6 size, or how to make a simple bullet journal feel like a functional planner, this is where I walk you through it page by page with lots of ideas you can steal. I’m all about keeping it easy and actually usable, so I’m focusing on layouts that don’t take forever but still look cute and feel motivating. I also talk through the kinds of sections I like to include, how I think about setting up pages so I can stay consistent, and little tweaks that make a Stalogy work better for everyday planning. If you love discbound and TNs like I do but want a notebook option that’s flexible, this setup is a great in-between. By the end, you’ll have plenty of inspiration for your own B6 Stalogy—whether you’re starting fresh, doing a reset, or just wanting to add a few new spreads.