how I

how I plan my week So, that's how I plan my week as a full-time student and a content creator. And the first thing I will be doing every week is I create a small mood board. It doesn't have to be big. It's literally a couple of images to keep you motivated. You can come back to during the week and get inspired immediately. And then I continue with the main section. I set my goals for the week. I don't mix them all together, have separate sections. For example, this week I have health and beauty, I have career, purposes, finances. And then personal growth. And other, and mixed ones. And for each section, some realistic, small manageable goals. And I try to keep them very fun. I also alternate them week by week, not the same, because some weeks I'm more busy, some weeks I'm really focused on work. That's why it always will be different, but that's how life is, you know? My favorite section of my planner actually is the weekly principle section. Sometimes like all of us get unmotivated, just don't know how to proceed with my life. That's when I open basically those principles. And those are just set of reminders which I read every time I feel lost. For example, this time, you don't need more time, you need more focus. And the last section, which is also very cool, I think, is my weekly insights and ideas. Sometimes I just get an idea randomly and I don't want to forget it. So I write it down where I look at it immediately. On the contrary, I only look at it at the end of the week to then integrate it into my future plans. So I review all of those ideas and think what's useful and what's not. And calendar. I manage it, I time block everything. And it usually takes me under 10 minutes every week because I have recurring events which I don't have to adjust really, but I'm very flexible with it. So I like to put in some fun stuff and, you know, arrange colors and things. And it doesn't have to be set in stone and that's why it doesn't cause anxiety. And the last part, which is also very journaling. It's also part of planning because looking at my journal helps me to reflect and make better plans. I just journal literally for three minutes daily. Sometimes I have longer sessions on the weekends, but it doesn't have to be long as well. So, that's what I do. Wonderful, and I wish you a wonderful week. Hope it helps.