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Free Weekly Planner (Printable)

A weekly planner is a definite necessity if staying organised is one of your goals for the coming year. I've tried a ton of planners over the years, and I've concluded that I need one to keep things straightforward. This blank calendar is a huge help in that regard. I would love to be the "adorable planner girl" with sections for everything, but after the first week, I realize that it just isn't me. I don't use it, and it just becomes more clutter.

A complicated schedule will be made simpler with the aid of this free printable weekly planner template. Be sure to download the free monthly planner template for longer-term planning.

WHAT IS THE BEST WEEKLY PLANNER?

This one obviously :) Not only is it Easy to Use, but it's free just for you.

 

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The printable page will open and you can print in PDF format. This weekly planner is printable and ready to print in PDF on regular printer paper.

WHY USE A WEEKLY PLANNER TEMPLATE?

It's best to avoid too many steps if you're like me and want to stay organised. It's that simple. However, I do need to be able to plan the entire week. A daily planner that is too complicated for me to use will become a chore to complete even though it looks nice and pretty and has so much information on it.

Just having a monthly planner was too general for me to plan in any depth, so I would prefer to have a month-at-a-glance calendar. Therefore, I use a weekly schedule to keep track of smaller tasks. This helps me manage my time during the day by allowing me to plan a few days in advance. If necessary, I can also plan further in advance for appointments and other things with the help of the monthly planner.

 

I make lists. I enjoy checking tasks off of lists, which is what I mean when I say I love lists. I feel a sense of satisfaction because I can actually see my progress. The weekly planner template even has a section at the bottom for ideas and items I don't want to forget during the week—a "brain dump," if you will.

This weekly planner won't likely work for you if you have a lot of meetings and commitments during the day; a daily planner would likely be more useful. The weekly planner allows me to focus on the big picture, without getting too bogged down in daily details. At the weekly level, you can build on your goals and think about how they translate into your daily actions.

A weekly overview can be used for more than just monitoring your work schedule.  I hope this weekly calendar will be useful to you if you need a place to keep a few reminders of things you need to do for both work and pleasure.

HOW IS A WEEKLY PLANNER USED?

I have a pretty schedule template that you can print if you share my love for weekly planners (just click the link below the image)!

With having depression, part of building resilience to day-to-day doom and gloom that’s repeated on the news or in newspapers, I am focusing on being thankful, so you will see a spot to write that down every day. I would love to keep a gratitude journal, but I know myself too well to do that. At least I can take a moment each day to express my gratitude and write it down on my weekly agenda.

There are some things I want to try to do every day, like drinking water, brushing the areas that get a lot of traffic, and walking the dog. For each day of the week, there is a small checkbox that you can put in.

You can put your weekly goals in this designated area.

Are you ready for some productive weekly planning? If you set goals this year, it truly helps to keep them in full view — always working on them! If you use the weekend for projects, family activities, and fun you will have plenty of room to write those down, too.

 

6 TIPS FOR USING A WEEKLY PLANNER

Schedule a time each week to have a planning session. Look at the previous week and see if there are items that didn’t achieve that need to be moved to the upcoming week. Evaluate areas where you need improvement (especially in the daily tasks like drinking water etc.)

·    Check your planner first thing in the morning and once before ending your day. Be sure to add any new appointments or new tasks. Checking in often will keep you on track.

·    Make your tasks specific.

·    If you’re a visual person, use different coloured pens or stickers to help separate different types of tasks at a glance.

·    Try to keep everything on this sheet. Multiple planning pages of notes and lists will only cause confusion.

·    Don’t over-schedule. Allow time in your day for unexpected tasks and fun.

 

HOW DO YOU KEEP ORGANISED AND INSPIRED?

·    For goals, I have been using these goal-planning worksheets.

·    For meal planning, this is a great printable meal planner.

All these weekly planner pages will help keep you on track and organised. Remember, these planners are all about your life, and how you use them is really up to you.

When thinking about planning don’t forget about chore charts for your family. They help to build self-esteem and teach kids to be responsible. With the free printable all you need to do is fill in the blanks.

 

 

I really appreciate you stopping by, and want to say thank you - because without you I wouldn't be here. Believe in Yourself, You got this, NOW Go Declutter!