The Planning Journal · Choosing a Calendar
Your calendar should feel like it was made for you.
Planners, dreamers, jokers and learners all use calendars differently. Find your type below and the calendar format that fits it.
Key takeaways
- Match the format to how you plan: daily, monthly or the whole year.
- Match the theme to what keeps you coming back.
- Daily calendars are 4.25" x 4.25"; perpetual calendars are 5.75" x 5.25" and reusable.
- Wall calendars are 12" x 12" closed and 12" x 24" open; Own The Year is 4 ft x 3 ft.
What’s Your Planning Personality?
The Organizer
Wants the whole year in view.
The Dreamer
Wants beauty and inspiration.
The Joker
Wants a laugh every morning.
The Learner
Wants something new every day.
The Achiever
Wants motivation and goals.
The Calm Seeker
Wants a quiet moment of reflection.
Calendar Formats, Explained
Daily tear-off
One page a day with a built-in stand.
Perpetual
365 undated pages you can reuse every year.
12-month wall
A monthly grid with a new theme each month.
Own The Year
The full year on one 4 ft x 3 ft dry erase sheet.
Match Your Calendar to You
- Organizer: Undated Own The Year Calendar
- Dreamer: 2027 Floral Wall Calendar
- Joker: 2027 Daily Dad Joke Calendar
- Learner: 2027 Word Of The Day Calendar
- Achiever: Perpetual Fitness Calendar
- Calm Seeker: 2027 Mindfulness Calendar
Common Questions
How big are the daily calendars?
Each one is a compact 4.25" x 4.25" tear-off calendar, sized for desks, counters and nightstands.
How do they display?
They have a built-in stand, so they sit on a desk or shelf without any extra hardware.
Is there room to write?
Yes. The back of every page has space for notes.
Can I use more than one?
Of course. Many people keep a wall calendar for plans and a daily calendar for inspiration.
The collection
Find your calendar
Daily, perpetual, wall and Own The Year calendars for every planning style.
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