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free printable weekly planner
In case you didn’t know, you need a planner. Well, I do anyway. It’s so easy to go through the motions of the day, only to realise at night – with a fair amount of frustration – that you have forgotten to do a few things. Sounds familiar? Here’s a simple solution: a planner. Nothing fancy, just a sheet of paper to jot down the essentials. There’s no need to remember all appointments, small jobs and mental notes: write them down! That will give you a peace of mind. I needed one, and you may as well. That’s why I’m offering a free printable weekly planner, for you and for me.
Free printable weekly planner
There are plenty of printable planners available. Great! Go ahead and find one that suits your needs. Or: save your time and energy and give this one a try. There’s a pile of planners available, paid and free, but you really only need one. I would not need a fancy template tracking the the number of glasses to drink. Busy parents need something more straightforward to declutter their minds & houses. Personally, I prefer physical paper planner in the kitchen, so I don’t need to reach for the phone too often. Plus, everyone in the family can see the important plans, appointments and activities for the week.Â
So, what’s included? The sheet displays:
Print this planner and write down what you must absolutely do this week, and what you should remember, but can postpone. Leave ‘mental notes’ in the ‘Notes’ section. And of course there’s a list of the days to write down appointments, play-dates, etc. Sounds pretty straightforward, right?
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Please find the files below:
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Happy organising!
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