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First of all, it’s fully customisable! Experiment and see what works for you.
****This planner makes your workload feel more manageable by making it easy to move tasks between days. If you’re the kind of person who has regular weekly tasks, having a template also makes sure you don’t forget to do them. Simply click and drag a task to move it; you can add as many tasks as you need, or even add whole new sections.
You might want to have a daily checklist, you might not. It can be useful for habit-forming — for example, if you’re trying to exercise more, or find more time for a hobby. There might also be certain things you only want to carve out time for a couple of times a week. In one early version of this template, I had a “LEARN SOMETHING NEW” box to tick every single day. It felt stressful! Now I just try to learn a couple of new things a week and it feels joyful again.
Duplicate this template and have a play with it. Change the colours and waste some time choosing the perfect cover photo. At the start of each week, simply make a copy of your personalised template; you can keep tweaking it until it feels right. Using Notion is pretty intuitive, but you can find loads of tutorials here.
Enjoy!
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What are the main things you want to get done this week?
Meetings, appointments, check-ins with friends and family, travel
Daily checklist
Work
Personal tasks
Daily review
Daily checklist
Work
Daily review
Daily checklist
Work
Personal tasks
Daily review
Daily checklist
Work
Personal tasks
Daily review
Daily checklist
Work
Personal tasks
Daily review
Daily checklist
Personal tasks
Daily checklist
Personal tasks