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Bernard Zitzer

Weekly Planner — A simple and effective weekly planner to stay organized

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The weekly planner is perfect for those that need a little "extra". Planning your week is one thing, but having enough space to add notes, goals and tasks was something I've always missed with other planners. The integrated mood tracker is a bonus. Enjoy!

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Tyler Dane
Love: compact weekends, adding the extras to the bottom in a grid, abstract(er) categories like 'habits' and 'goals' Not a big fan of the mood tracker - doesn't seem actionable or otherwise useful Overall, seems to pack a lot of usefulness into one page without feeling overwhelming - nicely done!
Bernard Zitzer
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Thanks @tyhitzeman, I really appreciate the feedback! Don't underestimate the value of a mood tracker. Looking back a couple of weeks later to make connections between the things that happened that day and how you've felt can be really valuable. But yeah, really depends on the individual. Are you missing anything? Do you have any suggestions? I can create a variant without the mood tracker, if you'd like or someone else agrees on removing it for good. Let me know! Cheers
Tyler Dane
@bernardzit Good point re: looking back at mood. I prefer to write a single sentence to summarize my learnings from the day. That way when I look back, I don't have to connect as many dots. I'm pretty attached to my bullet journal, so no pressure to adjust the design for me. But my setup has these same basic elements, too. The only thing that I currently have extra is a gratitude list, which is a nice reminder for me to see the positives. I also don't setup the next day until the current one is almost over, that way I can add as much as I want as I go without crowding the pre-allocated space
JoyQR
Nice and simple product to keep on track of things. Upvoted !
Bernard Zitzer
Maker
@joyqr You're amazing! Appreciate it a lot. Thank you!
Bernard Zitzer
Maker
Hey fellow hunters, I've always been a rather disorganized person. I needed simple and easy tools to "keep me on track". I've downloaded loads of different weekly, monthly or daily planners. The weekly schedule is the one that I was able to stick to. Yet, I always missed a bit more flexibility. I started drawing arrows and writing notes on the white empty space around the weekly planners I've downloaded. Eventually, I decided to create my own weekly template that incorporates enough space to write down the most important categories of notes: habits, goals, and tasks. Feel free to adjust them to your needs. And as always, let me know if you have any suggestions or feedback. I never stop improving. Much love from Berlin. Cheers, Bernard