9 Things Anyone Obsessed With Making Lists Should Try

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I consider myself a listomaniac. I love making lists out of everything. I mean EVERYTHING.

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I love making them and reading them. There's something relaxing about them. Makes you feel in control.

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So I decided to (guess what) make a list for people who love making lists. You're welcome

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1. Bullet journal

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You've surely heard about it and if you haven't (where have you been?) the bullet journal is basically a planner where you can keep track of whatever you want really. It's designed to be quick and easy to use and even the best part of it is there are no rules.

You can create as many lists as you want (yay!) which here are called 'collections'. This is a great tool to keep your lists organized, as well as your life. You can learn more about it here.

2. Listography.com

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This website lets you make as many lists as you want for free, classify them, read other people's lists, add links, pictures and more fun stuff. It's like the Holy Grail of list making. You can find it on the AppStore as well.

3. Listography Books

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It gets even better! Listography's creator, Lisa Nola, has also created a bunch of journals which provide you with countless hours of fun lists to make. There's even a listography game. It's the best thing ever.

4. 101 Goals In 1001 Days

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A fun and productive project for anyone which helps you set realistic goals to accomplish in the next 1001 days (about 2.75 years). You can separate your goals in different aspects of your life like family, health, travel or whatever you want really. It's challenging enough just to come up with 101 things!

5. 52 Lists Project

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Created by a fellow listmaker, the 52 Lists Project is a journal which is meant to be used once per week and gives you one inspiring list to complete on each one. It started of as an online project and was later released as a journal which you can get here.

6. Day Zero Project

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Home of the '101 Goals In 1001 Days' challenge I mentioned earlier, here you can find a lot of inspiring things to add to your lists (especially the goal oriented ones we all have).

7. List challenges

This website lets you make your own lists, vote on others, and check stuff from others people's lists to add to your own. May the fun begin

8. Make a bucket list

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In a few words, make a list of everything you want to do/achieve on your lifetime. If you don't know where to start, this may help.

9. 30 Before 30

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A less tragic version of a bucket list (being 30 doesn't mean your life is over, really).

Which of these was your favorite? Let me know if there's anything else you think should be included!