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This is what your planner can look like – here for Anna, for three months. You put together everything in it: name, photo and word on the cover, the period and the first day of the week, a calendar, birthdays and contacts at the front, a month at a glance before each month, a daily scale such as mood or wellbeing, boxes to tick, medication and temperature.
The six examples show how different it can be – leaf through with the buttons or the arrow keys. Try it yourself →
What an everyday planner needs at the front: a year calendar, birthdays and contacts. Then a month at a glance before each month and every week on a double page.
The simple planner: a month at a glance before each month, then the weeks with lines to write on – nothing else.
Your mood every day from 0 to 4 and three habits to tick – exercise, water, reading. At the back, every day at a glance.
A health log, for yourself or for someone you care for: wellbeing from 0 to 4, temperature, medication morning, midday and evening, who gave it, and the ‘who comes when’ plan.
A project log, for a building site, say: the weather every day – temperature, sun, rain, frost –, a box to sign off and the ‘who comes when’ plan.
A school planner: the timetable at the front, room for homework every day and a box for a parent’s signature.
Building the whole book – just a moment.