Get Matched With Your Perfect Planner Layout!

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Quiz Questions

1.
What is your #1 reason for using a planner?
- A.
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  To keep track of my schedule- I have so many appointments I can’t keep them all straight!
- B.
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  To keep track of tasks- I have so many to-dos, I know I’ll forget something if it’s not written down!
- C.
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  It depends- my needs change from week to week
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  All of the above! I need to be able to see my appointments for the week, while also tracking my tasks
2.
When you go somewhere new, you need…
- A.
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  To see the map of the area. I can figure out the route on my own.
- B.
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  An overview of the route. I like to see where I’m starting out and have a general idea of where I’ll end up.
- C.
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  Step-by-step GPS navigation! Tell me exactly where I’m going and exactly how to get there!
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  Just the address. I’ll plug it into the GPS, but I’ll probably take a few detours along the way.
3.
When I say “blank piece of paper,” you think…
- A.
  Crippling anxiety 😱
- B.
  A great place to make a list! 📝
- C.
  A whole world of possibilities 🎨
- D.
  Nothing at first, but I have a few ideas after googling “things to write on a blank piece of paper.” 🤓
4.
What’s your routine game like?
- A.
  I have a basic routine that’s pretty ingrained
- B.
  I have an idea of what I want my routine to be but I need daily reminders of a few basic habits
- C.
  I want to intentionally work on building a routine that makes time for what really matters, not just what needs to get done
- D.
  What routine? Every day is a different circus around here!
5.
What's the biggest obstacle that keeps you from using your planner?
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- A.
  The overwhelm from seeing everything I have to do and everywhere I have to be at once. It makes it hard to focus.
- B.
  Not having enough space to write everything down!
- C.
  I get really in my head about things. It can be really hard to know where to start.
6.
You're in the Habit Building Gym- what’s your current workout?
- A.
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  Circuit Training- I’m working on several different habits in different areas of my life
- B.
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  Yoga- My habit tracking is focused on building a sustainable self-care routine
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  Cardio- I have a few habits in a specific area that I want to track
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  The Lobby- I’m not currently tracking any habits. I’m focusing on other areas of my planning life.
7.
What is your planner’s alter ego?
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  Checklist- At the end of the day, I feel like I’ve accomplished something if there are check marks in boxes.
- B.
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  Calendar- I really just need to know when to show up for all the things.
- C.
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  Scrapbook- I like to jot down quotes, memories from the day, and cute things my kids said. I keep my planners to look back on later.
- D.
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  Guided Journal- my planner guides me through each aspect of my day. I rely on the prompts to help get what’s in my head out on the paper.
8.
Who is your planner Friend?
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  Chandler- Could you BE any more organized? Probably, but hey, you show up at work every day don’t you? It might be good to have a place write some things down, too.
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  Phoebe- You just like, feel the vibe, you know? You like to have a basic calendar to know when your next massage client is but you also need space to write Smelly Cat lyrics when they strike your fancy.
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  Monica- You know what you want, what you like, and how to sort your spices by alphabetical order. Your closet is streamlined and color-coded- why should your planner be any different?
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  Ross- You might have a few idiosyncrasies, but you're working on it. Sometimes you tend to overthink things but you always manage to “Pivot!”

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Your Planner Personality Is… Wayfinder!
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You know where you are going. You have a good understanding of your basic direction- your map needs to help to get there without filling your path with to many unnecessary road blocks. Too much structure is overwhelming for you, but not enough can leave you feeling lost. A few basic guideposts and a bird’s-eye view of the week help you structure your time in a way that assures you get things done, but still leaves space for spontaneity!Our Weekly Time Block Layout provides a flexible framework for you to make it to all those appointments, tackle those to-do’s, and still make progress towards your goals- all while remembering what’s for dinner!If you love the idea of having a clear view of the week, but want to focus on building strong habits, consider the 2 Page Bullet Journal Layout. This design gives you plenty of space to chart your weekly course, record prayer requests, and plan meals, while also giving you space to track up to ten habits. Plus, if you need a North Star to guide you through the week, the Words to Live By section gives you a designated space to record a scripture, inspirational quote, or anything else you want to focus on!
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Your Planner Personality Is… Navigator!
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You need a detailed map for every day. You navigate some rough seas - and they change every day! You need a zoomed-in view of your day, with trackers to keep you accountable, room for important appointments, and lots of space for lists.You may have many detailed tasks that change from day to day. Or you might simply have so much going on inside your brain that you need a dedicated place to calm the chaos each day.Our Daily Breakdown helps you visualize your day without losing track of what‘s important in the big picture. With room for up to six daily habits, daily space for prayer requests, and an hourly schedule alongside categorized to-do lists, this layout will keep you focused instead of wondering what to do next. Do you love the idea of having a your day mapped out, but would like a little more flexibility in the structure? Our Daily Time Block Layout might be the perfect fit for you! Allowing you to break your time into four blocks, while still visualizing your day from start to finish, this layout is well-suited for the Navigator who still needs a little guidance, but with a looser framework.
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Your Planner Personality Is… Seafarer!
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You sail a steady course. You like to keep the destination in mind while also focusing on your present moment. You need a few regular prompts to keep you between the navigational beacons and help you develop routines, while also having free space for lists, appointments, or reminders. You want to start building good habits, and need a few daily reminders before your habits become set into routines. Having a few days in view at a higher level of detail allows for a supportive amount of structure with just enough free space. Our Classic Weekly Layout allows you to keep your schedule within a manageable view, while also helping you to define and tackle your priorities every day. You have space to track up to eight habits each week, lots of room for to-do’s, and a space to record each meal. Plus, as a special feature of this layout, we provide you with a customized set of check-boxes. A reminder to take care of Home, Health, Rest, and track your water intake will allow you to make real, life-giving self care a priority every day.If detailed habit tracking is important to you, but you don’t need a half a page for every day, consider the Weekly Productivity Layout. Allowing you to see the whole week on one spread while still putting habit tracking at the top of each day, this layout is perfect for the Seafarer who still needs the buoys but doesn’t have as much to write every day.
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Your Planner Personality Is… Cartographer!
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You make your own map! You need a basic outline and a lot of open space to chart your own course.One week, you might have a busy schedule, while another might be task heavy. Your needs change and you need the room to create a space that accommodates that. Our 1 Page Bullet Journal Layout provides a zoomed-out view of the week on one page, alongside a wide-open task list, plus space to track up to eight habits and a generous notes section. This is bare-bones structure that is flexible enough to a wide variety of planning. Perfect for the planner who has her rhythms and routines down and needs to record the essentials, plus room for whatever her week demands.Do you love the idea of having free space but want to organize your ideas in a more visual way? Consider the 1 Page Bullet Journal with Categories. It captures the same energy as the 1 Page Bullet Journal Layout, but gives you four boxes to use however you see fit! Perfect for the visual thinker, you could use this space to write lists reflecting the different hats you wear (work, home, family, ect.). Or you could block out your day- Before Breakfast, Before Lunch, Before Dinner, Before Bed. You could even use each box for a different family member. The sky is the limit - you are drawing this map, Cartographer!