Get Sh*t Done: A Zen as F*ck Daily Planner (Zen as F*ck Journals)

Love this ! Self guided planner. Perfect for goal planning with attitude. Good for periodically tracking of events and periodic planner writers like myself.

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I started using this planner to keep myself accountable with my weekly goals and making sure I’m making the most of my days. I started time blocking and it’s changed my life.

If you like swears, this planner is fun (my 8-year-old daughter, who has developed a sudden prissy aversion to my swearing, was appalled by it). But it's also well-considered and practical. It's an undated repeating weekly planner, which you'll want to use with, not instead of a calendar (it's not set up for managing dates or appointments, but tasks & feelings). Each week has a planning page where you detail what you want to accomplish for the week, then a page for each day with space for tasks and checking in with yourself. I like that the week is wide open and the days are more limited, so you can capture what you need to do in the week, but it doesn't encourage you to overextend/disappoint yourself day-to-day. There are little mood emojis you can check off, daily ratings, and space to celebrate/express gratitude. Each day of the week is different, and there is also a weekly wrap-up page, which I also appreciate. There's a wry, sweary voice, but the attitude is pretty joyful and upbeat overall, and it supports both productivity and the benefits of practicing gratitude. 16 repeating weeks.

I run my own eco farm full time. As anyone who is self employed, you know the struggle with trying to find balance between home & work. Since my home is also my farm which is also my job, the line is a constant blur because the whole mashup is my life. It is who I am. The business side of me is all professional n s*it. The "real" side of me is a petite Irish lass who loves to curse. The more ridiculous the better. Going out in public has become a challenge after a decade of this life surrounded by critters & growing things rather than actual humans. My mouth would shame a sailor & frankly, I don't care.So, this planner. It's great. It's obnoxious. It uses foul language & leaves enough room to write down all the s*it that needs to be done.I have another gratitude type of journal by this author that was okay. This however, if f'n great. Overall, I am more than pleased.

This is exactly what I needed! The planner is not dated so is very flexible - you can start it today, tomorrow or next year. There's a little bit of everything - from affirmations and big picture planning, to tracking specific tasks and b!tch!ng about things that might not have gone as planned. The pages are bright white (something that's important to me), and the design is very simple and gender neutral - perfectly fine for gals and guys alike.

This is a very handy planner. Usually I am off and on with planner use and so yearly planners will have blanks pages where I just didn't use the planner for days or weeks. This results in a lot of wasted paper at the end of the year when I need to get a new planner regardless. Apart from the amusingly colorful language in this planner, I really like that this doesn't have dates written in. You can fill in the date on each page so if you don't use it daily, you aren't wasting pages.Each pages has a section where for your to do list, a little box to write something memorable from the day (or something challenging that you overcame, or something you are looking forward to.) That little box (or sometimes two of them on a page) really make this a bit of a journal as well. There are also little emoji faces where you can check off how you felt that day. The format of each daily page is pretty similar--all have the to do list, and then one or two of the selections of writing prompts. There is a full page on listing goals for the week and then at the end a page for you to write how you did re: those goals. Did you accomplish them? It's fun--useful but also promotes a little self-reflection.The journal itself is well made. There is an elastic on the back you can wrap around the front to keep it closed and a ribbon bookmark to save your page. It's a decent size--small enough to fit in a standard purse, but big enough that you have plenty of space to write. It's a cool journal.One warning--if you haven't guessed from the title, there is a lot of profanity in this journal. If you have child (especially children that can read) you may need to keep it out of sight or select a planner without the profanity.

This gives any "planner" with a sense of humor a chuckle every time they sit down to plan. The captions and "affirmations" are enjoyable each day. Please understand this is a "generic" planner that is not designed for a specific year. Because of this, it takes a little extra effort since you must date each page of the planner yourself. But, I really think you will enjoy doing it. Every time I open the planner, I smile! 😊