Plan my week

A weekly skeleton is basically a foundation for how your weeks are structured. It’s like a blueprint for your weeks. It’s so you don’t have to start from scratch every single week when you sit down for your weekly prep meeting to plan the next week.

Each week, on a Sunday, I plan out the week ahead using these 6 steps. Step 1 Review your big picture goals – those you set way back in January. At the start of the year you probably narrowed…

Sharing how I plan my week using Google Calendar and Notion. Learn more about the productivity tools I use to create my most efficient digital planning system.

Can the planets *really* help you organize your weekly schedule? When there are a million things you have to do (and things you *want* to do), your brain can get overwhelmed from trying to figure out *when* to do those things. I love a good theme, and I feel like using this concept can help reduce decision-making. To see examples of what to do for each day, read the full blog post.

A weekly spread is a part of your journal where you do your day to day planning. Learn what weekly spread is, what to include there, and get inspired by 65 amazing weekly spreads.

With a weekly overview, you can plan and schedule your tasks, appointments, and goals for the entire week, allowing you to prioritize and allocate your time efficiently.

Weekly planner for school schedule or work schedule. Simple & cute design to write down class schedule or do time blocking. Days from Monday to Friday.

I'm showing ya what my calendar actually looks like, and how I get the most out of my calendar to plan my weeks, stay organized, and stress less!