Feeling overwhelmed? These printable lists to get organized will help you! Download and print all eight different designs.
*** Update: These printable lists for February are not free anymore. You will find them soon in my Etsy shop.
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Why use lists in your planner
If you have been reading the blog for some time, you know that I love making lists!
They help me so much to stay organized.
But not just that!
When I have too many things in my head (I like to say that the little hamster is running too fast), the one thing that helps me a lot is to write down all the tasks I have to do.
When it’s written, my brain, and the little hamster in it, can rest.
After, I only have to look at my list to remind me of the things to do.
You can also feel less stressed by writing down lists!
The printable lists to get organized
In this set, you get eight different lists: four different To Do, two Menu, and two Grocery.
Their dimensions are 3.6 x 9.25 inches, so they fit well in a big planner or a little one like the Classic Happy Planner without taking up all the space.
I like these kinds of lists because when I use, for example, the Grocery one, I only have to remove it from my planner and go to the store.
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Please note that the grey diagonal lines are not on the pages in the downloaded file.
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Paper to print these lists
You have two possibilities: printing the lists for each week or printing them for the entire month.
1- Printing for each week
If you choose to print these lists for each week of March, print them on a little thicker paper than the one we use for our daily print.
I suggest that you print them on thick paper.
With this kind of paper, the ink will not show on the right if you want to write or doodle on the other side.
Don’t forget to buy paper according to your printer: inkjet or laser jet.
2- Printing for the entire month
If you choose to print the lists for the entire month and just move them from one week to another, print them on cardstock and laminate them with a laminator.
You will also need a laminate pouch. and a dry-erase marker.
Choose one with an ultra-fine tip because these lists are narrow, and it’s not like when we write on a big whiteboard with a lot of space.
Download, print, and use these lists
And feel less stressed!
Monique
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