<prompt> Human: I am a very visual person. I enjoy Pinterest and Instagram, and topics like debt dont stick around too long in my mind because its such an intangible subject to me unless Im looking directly at my accounts. So I recently came across a video about bullet journaling and thought this would be an excellent way to visualize my debt and my savings progressions. To be fair, I am not utilizing bullet journaling quite appropriately in this case since I am using graphing paper from high school and not a year long planner with spelled out monthly goals and activities, but you get the picture. My debt visualization!Top section of the sheet includes my meager goals for the year. I dont have a place of my own and I dont have priorities like children so my goals were simple. Double my savingsemergency fund. Dont touch the savings period. Last year I was dipping excessively due to poor budgeting. Middle section is my payment schedule by month with red as outgoing payments and green indicating a zero balance on my credit cards.Bottom section is major debt I am paying off or big ticket items I would like to save for like a vacation. Ive placed this on my bedroom door as a daily reminder to spend wisely because I have big plans. Do you implement something like this?  <response>: Nice, Im a visual person too. I like the simplicity of just filling in the boxes as you go. 