You Don't Have to Understand - 12 Month Planner

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Twelve months is both a long time and a short time. I like to write things down to figure out what I'm doing and how I'm feeling. To know what I think. We made this new planner so you can sort out the ebbs and flows of any given year. You can start it now, or wait until January, it's up to you. The planner doesn't have dates written in it, so you can use it forever or dip in and out. Time is a construct.

6" x 8.5" 152-page planner with a foil cover. Made in the USA.

Photos by Airyka Rockefeller

 

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Patricia K.

I have trouble keeping up with planners but this one has been great so far. It looks like I wrote things, which helps me stay focused. It’s adorable!

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Alexander M.
This is a great planner!

This is a great planner! The templates are thoughtful, funny, and creative!

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Rachel
The only planner I've loved!

I was looking for an undated planner that wasn't so serious and boring. This one is absolutely perfect! The split layout of the weekly pages is my favorite part. I love how this planner isn't all about just getting things done, it actually incorporates being a human with feelings (and not a productivity robot) and helps me ground and root back into myself week after week. Plus the size and binding makes it effortless for me to use and pack in my bag. I think this is the perfect planner for someone with ADHD, lot of things on their mind, big beautiful feelings, and a desire for an uncomplicated, joyful planning system.

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Lisa D.
Was this made Specifically for me. . ?

I was debating between this planner and the only good things calendar for my daughter she’s in middle school and so smart, but this year has been very hard on her mentally. We were able to get her in a program that really was a turning point for us all, and she has come back to herself so much and really utilize the lessons. She runs between super overachiever, to low confidence. Mix in a little anxiety, and ADHD and well things can get chaotic (read: overwhelming) and unfixable in her mind. She’s only 13, and I really spent a lot of time searching for ways to help her feel in control and calm and excited for what’s to come. So- when I saw this planner, it really called to me. I appreciate that prompts help to pull out thoughts/feelings/caring for yourself but not so structured she feels guilty for missing a section or two. She can be creative AND make lists to plan for the future which is a big way she expresses herself. Also she just generally LOVES notebooks. Sketch books, sticky notes, note pads. TBH Stationary is her love language. I plan to gift it to her at Christmas so she can start using for the new year asap. Self care is revolutionary.

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Raye M.
Creative and grounding!

I just recently started using my planner and I love it! It is so nice that there are prompts for gratitude, reflection, wellness, goal-setting, etc. in addition to monthly and weekly planning. My only thought would be to make the lines a smaller width so that it is easier to see my own writing on top of the blank lines. A creative and organic planner that also has some structure!

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Aliana C.
So great that I bought a second!

Living with ADHD, having a planner can be so helpful, but also very stressful. With dated planners, I feel pressured to fill in the pages everyday, and when I skip a day (or week, or month) I feel like a failure. This undated journal gives me the organization that I need, without the pressure to be perfect. After two years, I eventually filled up my planner, and am now coming back to buy a second!