The secret to keeping up with a one-page-per-day planner is to [divide it into small sections] like a bento box.

To all my fellow planner enthusiasts.
Have you purchased your planner for next year yet?



You might have been drawn to a cute cover and bought a one-page-per-day planner, butI wonder if I can keep it up...you might be feeling a bit worried.

The hurdle with one-page-per-day planners is
above all, that the page is large and
it is [hard to fill the blank space].


If you don't feel like writing, the blank pages just keep piling up.

I, too, have given up on one-page-per-day planners many times.

However, I was surprised to find that after discovering the [Jibun Techo], I was able to keep it up for a year!

When I think about the reason why,

[Because it had the perfect dividers]

is what I realized.

Jibun Techo DAYS is a one-page-per-day planner, but unusually, it has a divider in the middle of the page.

Thanks to this central timeline, the page is split into right and left spaces. It sparks the thought of what information to put where.

If I were to compare it to something, it would be a bento box.

Because there are dividers, you don't have to hesitate; you can put rice, side dishes, and dessert in their designated spots, right?

◼︎ Divide your planner into small sections too

The right side is for [Life Logs]

First, divide the top and bottom by wake-up and sleep times.
Next, divide the life log in half.
I believe that by writing comments along with the life log, it becomes a meaningful record.

The left side is a free [note space]

You can use it in various ways like a notebook.

◼︎Paste tickets

◼︎Choose a theme and deepen your thoughts

◼︎Write down illustration ideas

Write down your thoughts on books you've read,
copy down information from screenshots
, and more are also recommended📝

Just by creating frames and deciding where to put information, you can start writing without having to think, so please try creating a framework that works for you😆👍