A Week in My Planner: After the Pen in my Classic Dashboard Planner

📅The dashboard planner layout is versatile and allows for customization based on individual preferences and needs.

✨Planning layouts and styles can change over time as personal circumstances and habits evolve.

❄️Embracing the winter season with a positive outlook, such as appreciating the beauty of the first snowfall.

🏈Sports events, like the Eagles game, can evoke emotions and memories, especially for individuals with a strong connection to a particular team or sport.

🔀The planner layout offers flexibility to adapt to varying scenarios and activities, whether work-related, personal, or social.

How often do you plan in your planner?

—I aim to plan regularly but don't have a set schedule. Some weeks, I plan on Sundays, while others, like this week, I plan on a different day.

What pens do you use in your planner?

—I prefer using the Muji 0.38 pen for most of my writing, and occasionally, I use the Stabilo 68 for thicker lines.

What do you write in the miscellaneous section of your planner?

—The miscellaneous section in my planner is used for various purposes, such as writing about TV shows, movies, weather, or any other noteworthy events or thoughts I want to remember.

Why do you have a word of the year?

—Having a word of the year helps me focus on a specific theme or intention throughout the year. It serves as a reminder and guide in decision-making and personal growth.

Do you always decorate your planner spreads?

—While I enjoy decorating my spreads, it's not a necessity. The primary focus of my planner is functionality and organization, and sometimes, I leave the pages simple and minimalistic.

00:00Introduction to the video and channel

02:39Discussion about the layout and cover of the planner

03:49Explanation of the different sections used, such as goals, word of the year, and dry January

07:57Writing in the upcoming events and plans for the week

09:59Journaling about daily gratitude and reflections

13:13Adding notes about personal experiences and thoughts

13:58Discussion about leaving space for future events and miscellaneous entries

14:11Conclusion and final remarks