For those of you using the popular Field Notes size notebooks, today I'm offering a Monthly PlanPack. What is a Monthly PlanPack?
Good question. It's a booklet that is designed to last you for a month. It has three different types of page. First, there's the month view:
It is here that you can gain an overview of the month and its key events. The PlanPack has one of these at the front.
Next there is the weekly spread:
As you can see, this allows you to dive into a little more detail at the weekly level. There are six of these spreads, immediately after the monthly view.
The rest of the booklet contains list pages, like this one:
In all, the Monthly PlanPack booklet contains 64 pages, enough to let you organise your month with time and task information. At the end of the month, just make another.
You can download this as a Word file or as a PDF file. In either case, this needs to be printed on A4 paper, double sided, flipping conventionally along the long edge, just like a regular document.
This will give you the makings of two booklets, because you can cut the stack in half:
Good question. It's a booklet that is designed to last you for a month. It has three different types of page. First, there's the month view:
It is here that you can gain an overview of the month and its key events. The PlanPack has one of these at the front.
Next there is the weekly spread:
As you can see, this allows you to dive into a little more detail at the weekly level. There are six of these spreads, immediately after the monthly view.
The rest of the booklet contains list pages, like this one:
In all, the Monthly PlanPack booklet contains 64 pages, enough to let you organise your month with time and task information. At the end of the month, just make another.
You can download this as a Word file or as a PDF file. In either case, this needs to be printed on A4 paper, double sided, flipping conventionally along the long edge, just like a regular document.
This will give you the makings of two booklets, because you can cut the stack in half:
You can also cut an A4 piece of card in half to make two covers. Then bind with thread or staples and trim the finished booklet to the standard size of 140mm tall by 90mm wide. (I'm planning to make a video soon on exactly how to do this.) I finished mine with a corner cutter.
1 comment:
Thanks so much for this! A perfect size for a TN cover I just repurposed from an old ?? student diary. I really love the Monthly Plan Pack. Do you have any plans to do that in a "personal" size? Keep on fixing things until they break!!
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