Minimalist Daily Page Planner Worksheet
This daily page is not just about planning your day, but about optimizing how you spend your time planning.
How to use:
• Before bed, fill out the events, upcoming, schedule, and to-do sections
• During the day, if anything new comes up (e.g., new due date for an exam), DO NOT put it straight into your planner... Just write it down in the notes section.
• At the end of the day, from the notes section, fill-in all your new due dates and assignments in your planner.
This method of saves you valuable time by scheduling your tasks in bulk rather than right when you find out about them. It also reduces decision fatigue. The design of this sheet was inspired by Cal Newport, who first explained this strategy (but did not have a printable available to go along with it).
See how it's used on our YouTube!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjwqmZ12tkI
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Worksheets included:
— Minimalist Daily Page —
• Today's Events:
Get down all of the events for the day in one convenient location.
• Upcoming Events:
Have a lot coming up? Make sure you keep track of it here so you're always looking ahead!
• Schedule of the Day:
Making a detailed schedule of your day before it happens can help you stay on task!
• To-Do List:
Keep tabs on all your to-dos for the day! There's plenty of space for all you need to get done.
• Notes:
Have a new due date or event to mark in your calendar? Stick it here and do all your scheduling in bulk at the end of the day.
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Your purchase contains:
• 1 PDF file (1 page, double-sided)
This is an instant download – you will not be receiving a physical product in the mail.
Files become available to download after payment is processed.
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Learning a language? Check out my shop for over 20 languages!
Please visit the FAQ for any questions on using these sheets!
This daily page is not just about planning your day, but about optimizing how you spend your time planning.
How to use:
• Before bed, fill out the events, upcoming, schedule, and to-do sections
• During the day, if anything new comes up (e.g., new due date for an exam), DO NOT put it straight into your planner... Just write it down in the notes section.
• At the end of the day, from the notes section, fill-in all your new due dates and assignments in your planner.
This method of saves you valuable time by scheduling your tasks in bulk rather than right when you find out about them. It also reduces decision fatigue. The design of this sheet was inspired by Cal Newport, who first explained this strategy (but did not have a printable available to go along with it).
See how it's used on our YouTube!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjwqmZ12tkI
—
Worksheets included:
— Minimalist Daily Page —
• Today's Events:
Get down all of the events for the day in one convenient location.
• Upcoming Events:
Have a lot coming up? Make sure you keep track of it here so you're always looking ahead!
• Schedule of the Day:
Making a detailed schedule of your day before it happens can help you stay on task!
• To-Do List:
Keep tabs on all your to-dos for the day! There's plenty of space for all you need to get done.
• Notes:
Have a new due date or event to mark in your calendar? Stick it here and do all your scheduling in bulk at the end of the day.
———
Your purchase contains:
• 1 PDF file (1 page, double-sided)
This is an instant download – you will not be receiving a physical product in the mail.
Files become available to download after payment is processed.
—
Learning a language? Check out my shop for over 20 languages!
Please visit the FAQ for any questions on using these sheets!
This daily page is not just about planning your day, but about optimizing how you spend your time planning.
How to use:
• Before bed, fill out the events, upcoming, schedule, and to-do sections
• During the day, if anything new comes up (e.g., new due date for an exam), DO NOT put it straight into your planner... Just write it down in the notes section.
• At the end of the day, from the notes section, fill-in all your new due dates and assignments in your planner.
This method of saves you valuable time by scheduling your tasks in bulk rather than right when you find out about them. It also reduces decision fatigue. The design of this sheet was inspired by Cal Newport, who first explained this strategy (but did not have a printable available to go along with it).
See how it's used on our YouTube!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjwqmZ12tkI
—
Worksheets included:
— Minimalist Daily Page —
• Today's Events:
Get down all of the events for the day in one convenient location.
• Upcoming Events:
Have a lot coming up? Make sure you keep track of it here so you're always looking ahead!
• Schedule of the Day:
Making a detailed schedule of your day before it happens can help you stay on task!
• To-Do List:
Keep tabs on all your to-dos for the day! There's plenty of space for all you need to get done.
• Notes:
Have a new due date or event to mark in your calendar? Stick it here and do all your scheduling in bulk at the end of the day.
———
Your purchase contains:
• 1 PDF file (1 page, double-sided)
This is an instant download – you will not be receiving a physical product in the mail.
Files become available to download after payment is processed.
—
Learning a language? Check out my shop for over 20 languages!
Please visit the FAQ for any questions on using these sheets!
