#daily page planner

[b-blushes]

i <3 planners/journals/scrapbooks

[ai-dadaism]

A handmade Daily planner with coloring pages, and it is full of mushrooms! Want it? get it made to order from my shop!

Get it here: ✨🍄🥰🍄✨

[sailor-toni]

Get your life in order with these $5 Danny Phantom Planner Printables! Each PDF comes with two different daily pages and one weekly page, and it comes in two sizes, letter size and A4 size! You can get them on my KO-FI right now!

[rimbaudofficial]

EDIT: now in printable PDF form

I made an Izzy Hands daily planner page that you can have. You can print it or just look at it on the screen I suppose!

[printabletree]

April 2025 Calendar Printable

If the people are feeling tired of their busy work schedule and wants some relaxation by planning their vacations? Then they must once take the help of Printable Tree, which offers the users April 2025 Calendar Printable assesses their life with this summer wheel of life worksheet before setting new goals for the season. Assess your with this summer wheel of life template before setting new goals for the season.

[artchiu]

More color exploring!! Stickers from here.

[kirstielol]

i am looooving my disc-bound planner. i don't think i can go back to a regular bound journal. i designed and printed myself an entire custom section for my etsy shop :') with everything i need, i even made a laminated divider page lol

[crimson-kas]

Flip through.

[cjdsignsworld]

August Layout 2023 Happy Planner #2 post last week #4

[dddigitalstudio]

[tyiart]

snowy daily planner printable for my fairy members 🌿

[complementary-oxymorons]

what the heck...... poetry is super fun i need to put it in my creative repertoire

[ai-dadaism]

Planner - Habit Tracker - 2024 ( Mushroomcore )(Extension Pack)

[winthedayplanner]

Buy Day Planner for Students - Win the Day Planner

Are planners good for students?

Yes, planners can be extremely beneficial for students. Here's why:

Organization: Planners help students keep track of assignments, projects, and deadlines. This organizational tool can prevent students from forgetting important tasks and ensure they are well-prepared for exams and assignments.

Time Management: By using a planner, students can plan their time effectively. They can allocate specific time slots for studying, attending classes, extracurricular activities, and personal time. Learning time management skills early in life can be invaluable.

Reduced Stress: When students have a clear overview of their tasks and schedules, it reduces anxiety and stress. They know what needs to be done and when, which can create a sense of control over their responsibilities.

Goal Setting: Planners can help students set both short-term and long-term goals. Breaking these goals into smaller tasks and scheduling them in the planner makes achieving these goals more manageable and realistic.

Improved Focus: With a planner, students can prioritize tasks and focus on what's important. It helps them avoid distractions and stay concentrated on their studies.

Memory Aid: Writing down important dates, tasks, and information in a planner serves as a memory aid. It's a physical reminder of what needs to be done, which can be especially helpful for students who might forget things easily.

Accountability: A planner can serve as a record of completed tasks. This sense of accomplishment can boost a student's confidence and motivation, encouraging them to continue their good work.

Communication: Planners can be used to jot down notes from classes or meetings, ensuring important information is not lost. This can be especially helpful for students who might struggle with remembering verbal instructions.

Life Skills: Using a planner teaches students valuable life skills such as organization, time management, and responsibility. These skills are transferable and beneficial beyond the academic setting.

However, it's important to note that the effectiveness of a planner for students depends on how well a student uses it. Simply owning a planner won't automatically make someone more organized or productive. It requires consistent and disciplined use.

[femmefatalevibe]

Femme Fatale Guide: Habits To Become Your Best Self In 2023

Some habits, routine ideas, and mindset shifts to help make 2023 your best year yet. Hope this helps and inspires you to reach your goals for the next 12 months. Remember to work hard and take care of yourself. Once you put your mind to it, the sky is the limit! xx

Make Your Meals Plant-Based & Produce-Focused: Center your meals around a variety of vegetables, fruits, plant proteins, potatoes, and unprocessed plant-based fats (avocado, nuts, seeds) and minimal whole grains.

Get Creative With Stress Eating Substitutions: Discover healthy swaps for your meals and snacks to ensure what you're eating without sacrificing your goals. Some simple substitutes include mixing in cauliflower rice into your whole grain rice to add nutrients/volume while slashing the calories, using half an avocado with lemon as a salad dressing over spoonfuls of olive oil, swapping meat for lentils in a chill, soups, or stir fry, choosing frozen grapes or whipped bananas with berries over candy or ice cream for a sweet treat, etc. Remember: Spices and seasoning are your best friends.

Be Mindful of Your Beverage Consumption: Consuming enough water is essential. However, if you get bored with water, add some herbal and black tea, black coffee, or fruit-filled water into the mix. Cinnamon, vanilla, and apple or peach teas are great options to satisfy cravings and prevent mindless snacking (not a substitute for food – eat if you're genuinely hungry). For the winter season, try using some pure cocoa powder with hot water, vanilla extract, and a tablespoon or two of plant-based milk for a healthy hot cocoa drink.

Prioritize Long Walks: Carve out 1-2 hours of your day to get 10-12K steps in at least 5 days a week. Go outside if possible or jump on a treadmill/walking pad to get in some movement while watching TV, talking on the phone, or catching up on some emails.

Find A Simple Resistance Workout You Love: Yoga, pilates, or an at-home weight-training or body-weight exercise you can do at home. Browse different YouTube videos for 10-30 minute workouts to try or sign up for a class in your local area to make it a more social experience (and force yourself to take accountability to show up in the first place).

Create Short & Long "Bookend" Routines: Create a simple routine for the beginning and end of the task-filled portion of your day. For most of us, these routines would be done in the morning and evening/at night before and after work, school, or doing chores/errands. Let go of the rigid idea that these routines need to be done at certain times of the day. Set yourself up to win and tailor them to your schedule. Consider these short routines (like drinking a cup of coffee/tea, reading, meditation, journaling, a walk, or a short dancing session) your warm-up and cool-down sessions of the day. Having these rituals to look forward to will give you the energy and motivation to do what you need to get done each day.

Practice This 10-10-10 Mindfulness Practice: Make time for at least 10 pages of reading, 10 minutes of meditation, and 10 minutes of journaling daily (This can include shadow work) either in the morning or nighttime to clear and reset your mindset for the day.

Take An Hour To Plan Out Your Week: It's most convenient to do this power hour on a weekend (I typically reserve an hour before dinner on Sunday for weekly planning). Write out all of your main work tasks, schedule any due date reminders (for work, bills, chores, and other life necessities), must-do errands, emails and calls or appointments to make, etc.). I like using the Productivity Planner from Intelligent Change and my Reminders app/Google calendar via iCloud to sync deadlines and times to schedule messages/tasks/bills, so everything will be in front of me at the correct time throughout the week.

Prioritize 1-3 Tasks Daily: You might need to choose one large project to work on in small chunks or select a "Big 3" for the day, depending on how complex, lengthy, and time-consuming your projects/errands or appointments are for the day. Using this method allows you to be efficient, streamline your life, and feel productive without overwhelming yourself on the regular (the fastest route to burnout).

Make A Life Admin Schedule (and Stick To It): Choose days (and times if possible) of the week to update certain spreadsheets, batch reply to less urgent messages, clean your house, do laundry, grocery shop, etc. Scheduling these tasks ahead of time eliminates half of the battle for following through on what you need to do. Eventually, you will make these tasks into habitual routines that your brain will allow you to execute effortlessly as though you're in autopilot mode.

Mind Your "Circle of Influence": Do an intake on the 5-10 people you speak to the most or value in your life. If you're an employee, it is probably best to not include your boss or coworkers in this consideration list, as you need to work amicably with them regardless of your personal feelings. Look how you feel during your interactions with your friends, family, intimate partner, or an adjacent love interest. Consider how they speak to you, about themselves, and the topics your conversations are focused around. See if they align with the person you want to be and your goals. Evaluate how close you want to be and what parts of your life you think would be the most beneficial for you and the relationship going into 2023.

Set Boundaries: Understand your expectations, non-negotiables, and limits in every area of your life. Communicate these principles to others clearly, so they know when they are overstepping. Don't tolerate disrespect, but also don't expect others to be mind-readers. If someone knows that they're crossing your boundaries, it is easy to draw the line in the sand and walk away without the guilt or shame that can arise when conflicts originate from a lack of healthy communication.

Incorporate One Creative Practice Into Your Week: Reinvigorate your mind by engaging in at least one hour of creative activity per week. Try drawing, creative writing, poetry, singing, dancing, painting, pottery, jewelry making, graphic design, photography, etc. Even taking a foreign language course or creating a Pinterest inspiration/mood board or organizing your home/closets in an aesthetically-pleasing way counts. Figure out what creative outlet(s) you find satisfying. Prioritize scheduling this practice into your schedule weekly.

Refine Your Signature Look: Edit your wardrobe, try out a new haircut, or change up your makeup routine, nail color, or signature scent. Consider how you can close any gaps between your authentic personal style and how you present yourself on a day-to-day basis. Create an inspiration board if needed to help yourself define your unique aesthetic and gradually work towards embodying your ideal look.

Keep A "Praise" Archive: Create a record of all of the messages you receive highlighting your achievements, milestones, recognitions, or compliments. Compile a folder that acts as your "praise" archive for every area of your life. Create a folder in your work email inbox to save all of your professional achievements, praise, and positive contributions. Do the same for your personal email. Create a folder in your photo album of screenshotted texts. Keep a running list on your "Notes" app of any compliments you receive on your conversational contributions, actions, attire, personality, smile, etc. Hyping yourself up to connect to your highest self.

Create A "Siren" Kit: Take note of all of the clothing, scents, songs, cosmetics, phrases, people, and other aspects of your environment that empower you to feel your sexiest. Keep all of these items/songs/texts together to make it simple to set the mood before engaging in some indulgent action or revisit when you need a boost of confidence throughout your week.

Do A Financial Audit: Create an income/expenses spreadsheet to understand your current spending behavior and budgeting plan going forward. Set up your 2023 financial goals and projections, including target amounts for income, savings, and investments.

Give Yourself A Weekly "Treat": Find a healthy indulgence that you can strategically incorporate into your week. This "treat" can be a massage or nail appointment, permission to watch a movie or a couple episodes of a TV show, a serving of your favorite dessert or a glass of wine, etc. Life is meant to be enjoyed. Consider regular indulgence as an act of self-care not as a sign of weakness or self-destruction. Embracing pleasure does not require guilt or external permission.

Happy New Year, loves! Cheers to an abundant 2023 xx

[nopoodles]

I decided to try something new with a planner/diary this year, which included tracking my word count and daily work-tasks so I have a better level of understanding of what I actually did in the time that I was working. (Because releasing Unlicensed Delivery got quite chaotic and I want to mitigate that this go around).

And I decided to take a leaf out of @thebibliosphere's book and use stickers for tracking word count (I never had a sticker chart as a kid). And I picked 200 words as my sticker-goal because that is still my baseline for a good writing day but I'm starting to think I should have picked a larger word count...

[id: a lined planner page with purple handwritten text and three units of stickers. 5x multi-coloured hearts, 19x multi-coloured stars, and 8x multi-coloured stars]

I didn't know I wrote so many words.... I'm gonna run out of stickers