A busy week feels a lot calmer when you can see all of it at once. This weekly planner puts the whole week on a single page: a box for each day, your three most important things, and one running to-do list for everything else.
What’s inside
- Seven day boxes, Monday to Sunday, with lines for appointments, plans and reminders.
- Top 3 this week: the three things that would make the week a success.
- To do: eight checkbox lines for the smaller tasks.
- Notes: a larger box for ideas, calls to make or a quick meal plan.
It’s undated, so you can start any week and use it all year.
How to use it
- Plan on Sunday evening. It takes about ten minutes. Look at your calendar and write fixed appointments into the day boxes first.
- Pick your top 3. Not ten. Three. Put them in the box at the top.
- Dump everything else into the to-do list. If something has a deadline, move it into a specific day.
- Check it every morning. A quick look at today’s box and your top 3 keeps you on track.
Tips
- Color-code by person if you plan for the whole family: one pen color per family member.
- Keep it visible. On the fridge for family plans, or on your desk for work weeks.
- Pair it with a daily page. On busy days, our daily planner breaks the day into hours.
FAQ
Is this weekly planner dated?
No, it’s undated. Write the week at the top and use it whenever you like.
Does the week start on Monday?
Yes, it runs Monday to Sunday, with the weekend together at the bottom.
Can I use it in a binder?
Yes. Print it on regular paper and hole-punch it, or slip it into a sheet protector and use a dry-erase marker to reuse it.
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