There’s no need to wait for a new year – good things start in summer. It’s the season where there’s a sense of optimism and opportunity in the air. While it’s a wonderful time for rest and relaxation, it’s also a chance to get extra momentum on goals, prioritize your passions, make plans with loved ones or take more time for yourself.
To make the most of those longer days and lighter nights, a mid-year planner is the perfect paper tool. Because a well-planned summer stretches on and on.
Create a balanced summer schedule
Writing down your plans each week can quickly show you the shape of your summer. See at a glance if you’ve made one too many plans, or if you have a week you’re still fairly free. When you can see your week on one page, it’s easy to ensure you’re putting time and effort into the things that will make your summer feel special.
Start to improve sooner
Our mid-year planners begin in July 2024, and have a detailed planning page for every month. This section is your opportunity to set goals every 30 days, a monthly ritual to keep you on track. Instead of waiting for a milestone like New Year’s Eve, you can start fresh and set goals from July. Small, consistent steps are a great way to achieve big goals – so whether you’re marathon training or writing a screenplay, summer is the time to get started.
Plan now to relax later
When you make plans ahead of time, you can spend more time enjoying the moment. Planning your summer ensures that you’ve allocated plenty of time for both rest and recreation. Make sure you schedule in downtime like it’s an activity, and also look holistically at your months to account for busier times. Summer can feel like a whirlwind, but putting plans on paper will ensure that you remain calm and relaxed.
A second chance at the year
Summer is the perfect time to take stock of your goals. Before the back to school or work rush, it’s a good idea to look back on the intentions you set at the start of your year. Where could you dedicate more time and energy? What have you been neglecting? There are still six months left of the year – it’s time to make them yours.
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