With a brown cover, the pages of the planner are beige in colour. The Japan MUJI A5 Weekly Schedule Note is a weekly scheduler that gives a one look glimpse at your entire week.These are the planners I am using: Japan MUJI A5 Weekly Schedule Note Now, I have started to keep my tasks organised by keeping two planners. Initially, I had used one planner for everything. So I decided to give these new planners a chance. Writing a post, marketing, publicising, planning for guest posts, collaborations it was all too overwhelming for me to keep track of. Well, just so you know, I was absolutely WRONG. I have recently started my journey has a blogger and initially thought that “I could do without a planner, this is not college after all”. So the planners I am currently using are two-way planners one is weekly and the other is a monthly layout. Here is a picture of the planner I am using: I was looking for simple, non-bulky, minimalistic (in the real sense) sort of planners and this fits right through. I came across Japan MUJI A5 Weekly Schedule Note and Japan MUJI A5 Monthly Schedule Note a while back and am in love with these planners. This happened for a year and I finally gave in and strived for simplicity rather than the decorations.Īfter all the struggle, I feel I have landed at the almost perfect planner for me. Why did I indulge in that you ask? I could have not gone for the shiniest thing I saw, but that was not me, so I got into making the ‘minimalistic’ planners. The designs people usually do in these are intricate, pretty and oh-soo time-consuming. Fun Fact: This is not what many people tell you but most of these minimalistic planners are minimum in the products they use and NOT the design itself. When I landed at this kind of a planner, I thought, “THIS IS IT! I will surely get on track now”. Getting back to the topic, the second kind of the planner I tried was the ‘minimalistic’ kind. The only two things I have not been bored of till now is aerospace and now blogging. While I got pretty looking planners, I ended up not using them because I had looked at them too much. This became quite exhausting after a while. When I first started this process of planning I focussed too much on making it ‘ Pretty‘ rather than the process itself. You see, I am extra with everything I do. I have been figuring out the ‘correct’ way to plan and it had been down the drain for a long time. But I feel I am getting better at the game. Having had my fair share of planners over the years, I am still trying to figure out what works for me and what does not. For more information look at the disclosure policy
2018 monthly planner with notes free#
I also have made a free printable for all my champs who subscribe to my list along with many other freebies! So don’t forget to hit the subscribe button <3 Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links, which means we may receive a commission on products we have recommended. I will also talk about setting up your monthly planner in a colour coded fashion while keeping it minimalistic. In this particular article, I will discuss a new type of planner I found, planners that I have used earlier, the stationary I use and a free gift I give to my readers. I have come across a new planner I feel will help me get more organised in balancing my student and blogging life. Now, when I joined the blogging world it has become difficult to keep track of all the things to do. Experimenting with pre-made planners, bullet journaling, making digitally from scratch. Over the years I have been figuring out the best planner for myself. When I started college I came across Pinterest (I know, quite late in the game) and that introduced me to planning. And by a lot, I mean even the most relevant things. Earlier, when I used to depend on my mind to remember things, I used to end up forgetting a lot. It can help you get organised, set your goals straight for the month and give you a glimpse of your life. An overview of your monthly to-do list can go a long way.
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