Description
A week is long enough to change direction and short enough to begin again. The Week Planner from Wilde House Paper is built around that rhythm: seven days, seven small chances to move 1% closer to the life you want, without the pressure to do it all. It’s undated, so you can start whichever week you’re ready.
About the studio
Wilde House Paper is a small stationery studio in San Luis Obispo, California. Their planners put intention and reflection ahead of the long to-do list, and they print on recycled paper wherever they can.
About the 1%
Each day on the weekly spread has a 1% check. It doesn’t ask whether you finished everything, only whether you took one step that counted. By the end of the week, those small marks show you the shape of it.
About the paper
The pages are recycled paper made with post-consumer waste (PCW). The hardcover lies flat on the desk, a ribbon bookmark keeps your place in the week, and a protective sleeve keeps the cover clean in your bag.
Weekly Intention
Each week opens with space for priorities and tasks, plus prompts to name how you want to grow in the seven days ahead.
Weekly Plan
A simple undated layout across a 2-page spread, with a daily 1% check beside each day.
Weekly Reflection
Prompts to look back on the week and notice where you grew before you start the next one.
What’s Included
- Week Planner x 1
- Protective sleeve x 1
Details
- Size: 6.75 × 9.5 in (171 × 241 mm)
- Undated, 26 weeks of planning
- 3 sections per week: intention page, weekly planning spread, reflection page
- Hardcover with layflat binding
- Ribbon bookmark
- Recycled paper made with PCW
- From Wilde House Paper, San Luis Obispo, California
