30 Fun & Creative Bullet Journal Mood Tracker Ideas
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Monitor Your Mood
Tracking your mood provides valuable information for monitoring mental health conditions like anxiety and depression. And it can be fun using these 30 creative bullet journal mood tracker ideas! If you’re new to bullet journaling, I recommend you check out this ultimate guide to get started.
It’s easy to get wrapped up in your mood and lose sight of the bigger picture. Falling into a bad mood can happen quickly and last all day if you aren’t careful — but there is a good way to focus more on creating a positive mood and getting out of that funk. You can always use a bujo mood tracker! A mood tracker will help you focus on your attitude so you don’t let it control you so easily, and it’s helpful to see your mood patterns over time. Here are some great bullet journal ideas for integrating mood tracking into the rest of your planning!
30 Creative Bullet Journal Mood Tracker Ideas
Creating a Year in Pixels is a fun way to track your daily moods while also gathering valuable information about how you are doing!
Shine a light on your mood with this ingenious light bulb based tracker.
Plants are proven to help improve your overall mood, so why not apply that same principle to your monthly mood trackers?
Though a habit tracker is not technically a mood tracker bullet journal, it the perfect tool for tracking your mood. You can easily use your habit tracker to identify triggers that tend to affect your mood, or use it to track your self-care activities.
The I Need List helps you keep track of the things that you absolutely need to do to ensure that you are doing everything possible to take care of your own mental health. This list works great when paired with a habit tracker. Just include all of the things you need in your habit tracker to make sure you are doing them on a daily basis.
I love this mood tracker layout! There is just something so pure and fun about paper airplanes.
Using a heart theme is only going to help remind you to love yourself, no matter your current mood. Pull out those pastel pens and try this candy heart-themed tracker!
This cute mood tracker is a great way to keep track of your moods in a fun and playful way.
Let's be honest, keeping a tracker can be a bit boring, so liven up your tracker a bit with some cute doodles.
It's not always enough just to keep just mood trackers, but keeping a few health trackers alongside your bullet journal mood tracker is a great way to identify things that may be adversely affecting your mood in every-day life.
Create your own mood tracker coloring page, and see what art your moods can create.
Nothing will brighten up the days of the month more than adding so many different colors into your life!
I love this idea. The idea of turning your mood into a beautiful pattern just feels right.
Create a bright and cheery Koi pond using your bullet journal mood tracker.
Keep your bullet journal mood tracker in line with whatever the theme of that month is. Holidays are a great place to find inspiration for any spread.
A minimalist honeycomb bullet journal mood tracker is bound to create some stunning patterns at the end of the month!
I love just love jellyfish. This beautiful theme is bound to improve your mood and encourage you to keep track of your emotions.
Whether it is winter or summer, you can always stand to be reminded of the joy of warm weather and good times with friends.
Just like the leaves in autumn, our moods are always changing, so what better way to show that change than with an autumn theme page.
What better way to capture the complexity of your mood than with the moon, stars, and planets.
This simple tracker is a great way to create a fun mood tracker without needing to create an elaborate design. The pumpkin design would be a great Halloween-themed mood tracker!
This tracker is effective while also being fun. What more can you ask for?
I love the idea of using lightbulbs to track your mood. This is such a cute idea that really makes keeping a bullet journal mood tracker simple and fun. Assign different shades of yellows and oranges for different moods.
This is a gem of a mood tracker... Bad jokes aside this really is a fun yet effective way to tracker your mood. Plus as someone who grew up playing Zelda, I'm always looking to collect as many gems as possible!
This fun circular galaxy bullet journal mood tracker is a simple way to track your mood without using a ton of space. This simple circular design can be paired with just about any color to make an effective and easy to set up tracker.
This bullet journal mood tracker is just so funky and fun.
This simple bar graph is a great way to track your mood and sleep using a nice simple bar graph.
This simple layout can be done by anyone. Just a simple collage of simple words to describe your mood. Sometimes writing it down is all it takes to make you feel a bit better.
Click read more to see some more ideas for self-care spreads that make a perfect companion for any bullet journal mood tracker.
Your Bullet Journal Mood Tracker
Now that you’ve seen some brilliant ideas for your mood tracker, it’s time to get cracking on making your own! However you decide to create your bullet journal mood tracker, know that you’re doing good for yourself. There’s nothing better than being kind to your mind, and taking steps to not let bad days and negative emotions take control is the perfect way to do just that. Happy tracking!
Sooooo I’m the last person to want to track ONE MORE THING in my journal (I can spend half my day tracking instead of doing) BUT I recently learned the benefits of mood trackers and am sold. I actually wanted to help my 8-year-old start a mood tracker of her own to help her deal with a tough situation she’s been facing but wasn’t convinced she’d be super on board with it. But I’m going to let her peep all of these fun options and let her choose one! It really is easier to track something when it has some visual appeal. Thanks so much for this collection!
I Really like the Kite tracker; I’m not arty so this is pretty and functional. Also, days are so often more than just one emotion, it’s cool to use more than one colour to track 🙂
Isn’t that a fun idea? And you’re totally right, sometimes it’s hard to choose one single emotion for the whole day.
What a fun collection, Shelby! Thanks!