You have got the book
The planner is the paper.
This is the pacing.
One email a day, for sixty days, matched to the page you are on. It is how you actually finish. Free, and it starts when you say so.
Not got the planner? Start anyway. Printable pages are included.
What turns up
Four things, and none of them are homework.
- A daily nudge. One minute, same prompt as the page you are on, so you never open the planner wondering where you got to.
- Printable versions of every page. Run it a second time without buying anything.
- The colour worksheet. The bit people ask me about most.
- Extra Lifeline Day pages, for the weeks that go sideways. Which they will.
Worth knowing
Why bother, when the book is right there in your hand
Because most people who do this on their own stop somewhere around day nine.
Not because they are not committed. Because nothing turns up to remind them, the week gets loud, and the planner ends up under a pile of school letters.
The emails are the thing that turns up.
“This is the first planner I’ve stuck with longer than 3 days! The pages feel nice, the patterns are fun and the daily sections actually make sense. It’s helping me feel a bit more like… me again.”
Kate Y · verified purchase, Amazon
Who is sending them
Hi, I’m Jodie.
I wrote the planner because I needed it and it did not exist.
I looked capable on the outside and could not tell you what I wanted for dinner. The daily prompts are what brought me back, one page at a time. The emails are me turning up every morning so you do not have to rely on remembering. That is the whole trick.
Right. Let’s start.
Pop your email in and the first one lands straight away. You choose the day you begin.
No spam. One minute a day. Leave whenever you like.
From people who bought it
“This planner feels like having her in my kitchen every morning cheering me on.”
Suzie · verified purchase
“The evening reflection is my favourite part. It makes me slow down. Practical and doable.”
Kate · verified purchase
“I’m now 10 days in and each evening I only need a few minutes to reflect on my day and think about what I really want from my life.”
Dawnie · Amazon review
Real reviews left on Amazon by people who bought the planner. Nothing here is made up.
If you have not got it yet
The emails work on their own. The planner makes them stick.
You can do all sixty days from your inbox and the printables. Plenty of people do.
But there is a reason I made a paper one. A notebook you have to open is harder to ignore than an app you can swipe away, and by about day twelve you will be writing on the back of an envelope and wishing you had the pages.
£18.97, paperback, next day from Amazon.
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