I’ve been a part of the journaling community for a few years now. In this community, we share ideas, techniques, and best of all, our pages. I’ve seen thousands of different layouts from hundreds of different people. Being the psychology nerd that I am, I’ve unearthed some patterns. While everyone’s journal is unique to them, your personal style will usually fall into one of six categories.
What’s your Bullet Journal style? I’ve designed a super fun, fast and easy quiz to help you discover where you fall on the Bullet Journal spectrum. Click below and discover your planner personality!*
Psst! When you’re done with the quiz, check below to get a customized supply list to build your perfect Bullet Journal!
*While I’ve worked hard to be as accurate as possible, this quiz is for entertainment purposes only. Please don’t hate me if you don’t like your results. But please feel free to share with your friends if you do! Enjoy!
What’s Your Planner Personality?
The Minimalist
Clean lines and no-nonsense — you’re looking for the little black dress of Bullet Journals. Here’s a list of classic supplies to build your dream journal!
The Leuchtturm1917 is the classic Bullet Journal. High quality with just enough extra features to keep it super functional!
The Boss Lady
Your ultimate journal is a productivity powerhouse! Here’s a list of supplies to help you build a journal that’s better than an executive assistant:
The Faber-Castell Ambition fountain pen is the ultimate administrator’s tool.
The Artist
The Artist needs high-quality paper to create their show-worthy pages. Check out these supplies to build your perfect creative outlet:
Scribbles That Matter notebooks come with buttery soft high-quality paper (100 gsm) that can stand up to all your media — even watercolors! You also get free inspiration courtesy of their iconic covers.
Tombow Dual Brush Pens are excellent for both coloring and calligraphy. They’re the ultimate journal beautifying tool!
The Scrapbooker
The Scrapbooker is a crafty genius with an eye for preserving memories. Here are some supplies to create your perfect journal experience!
The Scribe
The Scribe needs high-quality pens and paper to practice their craft. Check out these premium tools to enhance your journaling experience:
Daveliou Calligraphy Pen Set comes with 2 nib holders, 10 nibs, and 5 bottles of ink. 
What a wonderful gift for aspiring scribe in your life!
The Rebel
If you’re a rebel, then you’re probably too cool for the traditional Bullet Journal school. Here’s a list of supplies that will make planning quick and easy and keep you free to roam.
The Erin Condren Life Planner has everything thing you need to stay organized all year. Pre-printed pages make sure you have minimal work to do and maximum life to live.
I hope you had fun with this quiz! What’s your planner personality? Let me know in the comments!
25 Comments
Finally, a useful, sensible entertainment quiz. I enjoyed this one. Plus, I got a decent result, LOL.
I am promtted to read this blog now. Looking forward to it.
Cheers,
Lyric
Exactly, I got boss lady with the first shopping list being the minimalist. Exactly who I am.
It said artist but the problem is I’m not good at it. Maybe I’ll learn something.
Thanks for your great overview, insights and ideas! I took the test three times, because I wanted to thoroughly reflect on what I expect from my (yet to be created) BUJO. I got inspired, and I’m positive it’s interesting for all journalers who want to compare their habith with their wishes/expectations 🙂
I Love your blog and all the great printables you give us. Thank you so much!
Interesting… I got The Boss Lady! Hahaha I always thought mine were boring because they’re so plain and organized.
I got the Rebel and that is so spot on!
It says that I am The Rebel…????. It fits!
Rebel 🙂
Thanks nice to know I have the style of a Boss Lady. I have to go shopping.????
I came out as a rebel. I can see this, but found that my actual use of my journal was never listed. I do keep a monthly calendar as well as lists. The bulk of my journal is artwork and designs, but not the typical doodley, bannery stuff. Designs for stuff to build and make. Ideas, and yes lists, like my seed order plan in the middle of a dollhouse plan. 🙂 The journal I am currently using is a Piccadilly Flatline Sketchbook. I haven’t been able to find another. It’s 7 1/8 by 9 5/8 and about an inch thick with nice cream pages. Wonderful for pencil, markers, and even my fountain pen.
I love the scrap book style. Love colors and washi tape too. I have a 3 ring binder mini binder that I use . I like the ability to add and remove pages when I want.
Somehow I just knew that I’d be the Scrapbooker type. Yes. I am – but not to that extreme. Color and designs adorn every page, but it’s the memories that are important.
Well it said Rebel, but I prefer to think it’s because I’m new to this journaling thing and just getting into the swing of things. I’ll be interested to see what it says in a couple of months?
I don’t see the quiz.
It’s on the middle, the girl with the pink shirt writing in a journal. You click the start button ????.
I don’t see a picture of a girl with a pink shirt or any other pictures except for products. If I sign up for your emails will you send the quiz?
When i first started bullet journaling, I got the Boss Lady. About 2 months later, i went again thinking I changed so much. I got the Boss Lady. Today, another 3 months later, I took it again and got the Boss Lady. And read the description and practically yelled, “Oh my GOD that is EXACTLY LIKE ME!” Maybe the quiz knew all along.
Took the quiz and I t showed I am a minimalist. New to bujo so will try it again later as I also love scrapbooking.
I wish I had done this before purchasing the busy days journal. I fear there will be much wasted space, even with the hundreds of stickers purchased to try and make it look used.
I’m a rebel – however I have never journaled due to time and effort required.
I like to see a month view where I can list appointments and meetings.
Some todos and stickers to spunk it up.
Minimalist– can’t draw, can’t letter, keep it simple. Like weekly layout but keep lots of daily journaling- ideas, projects worked on, new classes, articles to write, etc. Not a morning person so review the day and whats for tomorrow at night. I use Arc rings from staples so can move pages around and carry less with me so that i have it with me. Never carried planners because they were too big.
I’m a boss lady. I do enjoy color and all that but just learning to draw and use brush pens. For the time being I use stickers to decorate after I draw my boxes and such.
I may be being thick but I can’t see the quiz ????
I knew I was considered a Rebel in life, but who knew I would be a Rebel when it came to my planner style!
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