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2026 Planner How-to Guide
Learn how to use each spread in your 2026 Planner to maximize your productivity and organization.
Yearly Calendar Spread

Get a bird's-eye view of your entire year.
How to Use This Spread
- Mark important dates, holidays, and events with different colored highlighters.
- Use symbols or icons to categorize different types of events (work, personal, travel).
- Identify busy periods and plan accordingly.
- Track recurring events and appointments.
- Note deadlines for major projects or goals.
Goal Breakdown Spread

Define your big goals and break them into actionable steps.
How to Use This Spread
- Write down your main goals for the year/quarter.
- For each goal, list smaller, manageable tasks or milestones.
- Set deadlines for each task.
- Regularly review your progress and adjust as needed.
Yearly Tracker Spread

Monitor habits, projects, or any recurring activities throughout the year.
How to Use This Spread
- List the items you want to track (e.g., exercise, reading, project milestones).
- Use a color code or symbols to mark completion or progress for each day/week/month.
- Visually assess your consistency and patterns.
Quarterly Spread

Plan and review your goals and priorities for each 90-day period.
How to Use This Spread
- Set 3-5 key objectives for the quarter.
- Break these down into monthly or weekly actions.
- Schedule important deadlines and appointments.
- At the end of the quarter, review your achievements and areas for improvement.
Monthly Spread

Organize your month, track appointments, and set monthly goals.
How to Use This Spread
- Fill in all known appointments, events, and deadlines.
- Set your top 3-5 priorities for the month.
- Allocate tasks from your quarterly or yearly goals to specific weeks or days.
- Use it for habit tracking if not using a dedicated tracker.
Weekly Spread (Vertical or Horizontal)
Vertical Spread

Horizontal Spread

Detail your daily schedule, tasks, and appointments for the week.
How to Use This Spread
- Choose your preferred layout (vertical or horizontal).
- Block out time for appointments and fixed commitments.
- List your to-do items for each day.
- Prioritize tasks (e.g., using A, B, C or 1, 2, 3).
- Review your progress at the end of each day and week.
Blank Journaling Pages

Space for your thoughts, reflections, ideas, and creativity.
How to Use These Pages
- Daily journaling or free-writing.
- Responding to journal prompts (see our Journal Prompts page!).
- Brainstorming ideas for projects or goals.
- Mind mapping.
- Taking notes from books, podcasts, or meetings.
- Sketching or doodling.