A simple weekly routine supported by a planner, printable workbooks and a 30-day challenge. You do not need to use every part. Start with the routine below and add tools as you need them.
Sunday reset, 20 minutes. Review last week, choose your top 3 outcomes for the coming week and put fixed appointments in.
Daily plan, 5 minutes. Pick 3 priorities, then give each one a time block.
Evening shutdown, 3 minutes. Tick off what is done, move what is not, write one line about the day.
| Tool | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Interactive planner | Daily tasks, goals, habit streaks, focus timer and reviews on screen. Search and backup included. |
| Printable workbook | Paper planning, monthly worksheets, goal and habit sheets. |
| Bonus toolkit | Longer planning (52 weeks, 90 days) and problem-solving worksheets. |
1. Send the finished brand guide to Client A. 2. Send three proposals. 3. Complete four workouts.
Accomplished: brand guide sent; two of three proposals sent; three workouts.
Unfinished: third proposal. It needed pricing input from the client.
Lesson: mornings are best for design work. Calls drained afternoon energy.
Next week: finish proposal three, book all calls into Tuesday and Thursday afternoons.
Score: 8 of 11 tasks complete = 73%. Habits: 17 of 28 = 61%. Focus time: 7.5 hours. Notice that the review changes next week’s plan. That is the point.
Clearing browser data, private browsing, or using a different browser or device hides saved data. Open the planner’s Data tab and import your latest backup file. Export a backup every week to be safe.
Data is stored per browser and is not synced. Export a backup on one device and import it on the other.
Keep the planner tab open during a focus session. Some phones pause background tabs to save battery.
In the print dialog choose A4, set margins to default and turn scaling to 100%. Switch off headers and footers.
Do not catch up. Run the Sunday reset, choose three outcomes and restart. Consistency over time matters more than a perfect streak.
Star three. Everything else is optional. Move the rest to later days or delete it.
Check your purchase email and the edition list on the sales page.
No. It is a planning tool. It does not replace professional advice.