Eight pages. Undated, so there's nothing to fall behind on. One intention, three priorities, and a 10-minute weekly review that changes one thing per week — instead of asking you to overhaul your whole system every January.
No email wall, no signup, no upsell gate. Print it, or drop it into GoodNotes / Notability / any PDF app.
8 pages · US Letter · works printed or digital
Most planners fail because they ask for more maintenance than they give back. This one is deliberately small — a week fits on one page, and the review takes ten minutes.
1% better, every week. Print it as a cover or skip it.
The whole method on one page: plan lightly, close the day, review the week, change one thing.
One intention. Top 3 priorities — if only these get done, the week is a win. Seven day rows.
Today's ONE thing, plus room for the rest. Reprint as many as you need.
The engine. Three wins, then the one question. Ten minutes, once a week.
Fill a circle each day you make any improvement, however small. Thirty circles, no streak guilt.
Four prompts, once a month, to catch the patterns a week is too short to show.
How to keep going once the thirty days are up.
"What made this week 1% harder than it needed to be?"
Then you change that one thing. Not the layout, not the app, not the system — one thing. Do it fifty-two times and your setup is unrecognisably better, and you never once started over. That's kaizen: continuous improvement, in the smallest increment that still counts.
If any of these sound familiar, this was built for you.
The mini-planner is free and complete on its own — genuinely, use it and never come back. If the method clicks and you want the full version, there are two options.