We all know that I love Baron Fig’s paper and dot grid ruling. I’ve used their dated 2018 planner as my
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The Dateless Vanguard is available in pocket size only with the Confidant available in flagship size. The Dateless Vanguard (DV) arrives in a
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Inside the pages are set up with 8 blocks for each week, 4 on each page. The top bar is grayed slightly and has lines for writing the date. Each block but the 8th has a small line for writing (or in my case rubber stamping) the date. The 8th block is grayed out with a very light printing of ink. I prefer an 8 block set up to 6 with the 6th being cut in half. Weekends are main working days for those of us with side hustles. (When do you think I work on this blog!?!)
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Let’s face it, for many folks a
I won’t use this for my main planner, we’ll get to that with the Dateless Confidant, but this is a go-to for planning smaller projects- marketing for self-publishing books, podcasts, or blogs. You could have one for each project and plan it out to the day.
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