I firmly believe that everyone should use a monthly calendar of some kind, at the very least. Though I shared them earlier last year, I’m including them in this post to make it super easy for you to grab the one (or ones) you need.Ī monthly calendar is a great way to forward plan (plan for events/appointments in the future) and to see an overview of what is going on in your life each month.
The Foundations of my 2018 PlannerĮvery planner I use has at least one dated calendar in it, even if it’s just the year on a page calendar. No matter what I add to them later, all my planners start with the printables you’ll find below. After I’ve cleared them out, I print out the pages I need for at least the first three months of the year, and then I can add back in any sections that worked well for me the previous year. You can make them as basic or as complex as you need or want.Īt the start of the new year, one of the things I really like to do is scale my planners back to just the basics. The wonderful thing about planners, especially DIY planners, is that they can be used in so many different ways for so many different reasons. All the Basics for Setting Up Your 2018 Planner They’re all the basics you need to set up your 2018 Planner. The printables I’m sharing today are what I think of as foundation planner printables.
This year though, I decided to share them all at once in one massive post. Usually I share these a few at a time over the course of a few weeks. It’s also the time where I update a number of the printables to match the current year’s calendar. Everything feels all fresh and new and it’s the perfect time to get back to basics. Setting up a new planner for a new year is a simple joy that I treasure every January.
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