Most planners ask what you got done. This one asks a smaller question: did you take one step today? The Month Planner from Wilde House Paper sets aside the big yearly resolution and gives you thirty small chances each month, one quiet choice at a time. It’s undated, so your year begins whenever you do.
About the studio
Wilde House Paper is a small stationery studio in San Luis Obispo, California. They use recycled paper and sustainable materials wherever they can, and their planners are built more for reflection than for productivity.
About the 1%
Each day on the monthly spread has a small 1% reminder. It doesn’t ask whether everything got done. It asks whether you moved, even a little, toward where you meant to go. After a month, those small marks add up to a record of a habit.
About the paper
The pages are recycled paper made with post-consumer waste (PCW). The soft cover lies flat on the desk, a ribbon bookmark keeps your place, and a protective sleeve keeps the cover clean when the planner travels in your bag.
Monthly Intention
Each month opens with a page for setting priorities, looking ahead, letting go, and naming how you want to grow in the month ahead.
Monthly Plan
A simple undated layout across a 2-page spread, with the daily 1% reminder beside each day.
Open Space
A dotted grid spread for notes, ideas, lists, and anything that doesn’t belong to a particular day.
Monthly Reflection
Prompts to look back on the month and notice your progress before you turn the page.
What’s Included
- Month Planner x 1
- Protective sleeve x 1
Details
- Size: 7.75 × 10.5 in (197 × 267 mm)
- Undated, 12 monthly cycles (1 year of planning)
- 4 sections per month: intention page, monthly planning spread, dotted grid spread, reflection page
- Soft cover with lay-flat binding
- Ribbon bookmark
- Recycled paper made with PCW
- From Wilde House Paper, San Luis Obispo, California
