Whether to kick off New Year’s Resolutions or find a whole new person this New Year, planners always fly off the shelves in January. As planners ourselves, we can’t get through our entire week without a little assistant.
If you’re scouring the internet like we are to find all of the most unique, helpful planners, keep reading our 2022 picks.
AdamJK 2022 Weekly Planner & Journal Unsolicited Advice ($24.95; urbanoutfitters.com)
With handwritten pages and small encouraging notes scattered everywhere, this artist and author’s blueprint Adam J. Kurtz purposefully designed for self-care and progress. It leaves room for the to-do list while including a reminder not to take life too seriously with a bit of humorous relief.
This planner is perfect for writing everyday letters – or just use it as a finishing touch to match the aesthetic of your desk layout.
If there’s any kind of “street credit” available to planners, Moleskine takes them all. This plan is sleek and simple, but gets the job done. The weekly planner with monthly view is great for keeping things organized for quick viewing and jotting of notes and to-do lists.
This plan is one of our favorites. With so many front cover designs, Happy Planner has a design to suit most people. We love this design and can imagine it resting on our desk with a soothing salt lamp and plants associated with it. The planner has everything you need, from stickers and quotes to weekly and monthly pages and dividers.
Pure simplicity is what we love about this planner. Recycled paper, speckled, and weekly and monthly blank pages give yourself unlimited creativity for whatever schedule you have and any pattern you follow for to-do lists and planning Plan your schedule.
With five different designs, this planner has something for everyone inside and out. From shopping lists to schedules, get practically every area of your life organized to achieve your New Year goals, with punched pages that let you easily focus on the present. present and future.
We love things that are versatile and this requires decoration and organization. This planner is perfect for people who want to see everything on their to-do list laid out for the week. We can’t forget to mention the fact that it’s already perforated for those who want to take it on the go in a binder, and the squares fit perfectly into the sticky notes.
Customizable planners are the best way to stay motivated while taking things off your list. This planner by Emily Betts at Minted is perfect for those who want to create their own planner, from everything from the colors, to the front cover to the inside.
This Kate Spade planner is great for those who want a cute design from a popular brand but already have a system for jotting down notes – or no system at all. Six blank columns leave space for each day of the week and one space for weekends. Toss this in your pocket while running errands or on your home desk for a chic look.
If you love to prepare meals, this notebook is perfect for you. Its shopping list is ideal for bringing to the store and can be cut out from the rest of the weekly plan by a perforated line.
With so much negativity in the world, it’s essential to focus on the positive and this magazine does just that. The Enlightenment planner brings balance and focus to anyone’s life with a variety of pages for weekly lists and space for reflection and creativity for whatever purpose you want to connect with more with yourself.
This planner pushes you to be the best version of yourself. It serves as both a diary and a pamphlet, and it includes sections on intention, self-care, head space, physical health, and nutrition.
The best part of this planner is the open space that allows you to write down all your thoughts to remember them later. Better yet, it has a section for every hour of the day so you can remember your schedule. Exercise, water, meals, self-care, and weather are some of the things that are included in the planner page design.
What better way to start your day than to be greeted with a positive quote on the cover? This journal has a section to think about your health goals where you can check how you are feeling and how you feel about your health and wellness.
Colorful as a children’s book but as logical as the “adults” we are meant to be, this planner is the definition of beauty and brains. It’s upbeat, from its colorful cover to its inspirational quotes scattered throughout. But the most important function of this is the budget sections which include budget overview, bill org chart, savings tracker, accounts and debts and monthly budget challenge.
Rocketbook Panda Planner ($37; amazon.com)
For tech buffs and tree savers, this planner is a great fit. Claiming it’s the “last planner you’ll ever buy,” the reusable Rocketbook can be erased, so you don’t have to keep throwing away paper and buying new planners. The plan connects to the Rocketbook app, so you can capture each page and have them forever.
Whether you enjoy running or want another workout, this journal is a useful addition to your training regimen. It’s separated by date to leave space to reflect your training, including where you trained and when.
For those who use one device or another all the time, this planner is the perfect digital addition to your paper planner or a complete replacement. It is compatible with GoodNotes and Notability and can be easily downloaded and saved to the application. The plan features three weekly layouts and includes an entire library of stickers to add to each page.
If you prefer to have only one sheet of paper, so you don’t have a whole book to carry, this is a unique route to go. This pack contains pages for daily, weekly and monthly plans. The pages have enough room for punch holes if you decide to put them in a binder. With the purchase, you’ll get links to instantly download and print each page.
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