Huzzah folks, I’ve finished my new Sannipanni Planner and it’s yours for free! The new planner version is actually very similar to the 2018 version but for 2019 and going forward, the planner is undated! So whether you’re looking to start in January or now or use it as an academic planner – now you’ve got that flexibility! Yay!
As always, there’s lots of space to organize your life, from meal planning to a hydration and healthy eating tracker and exercise and self-care log – it’s all right there on your weekly dashboard. This has worked incredibly well for me this year in keeping me on my toes with whatever habits I’m tracking. Taking my prenatal vitamins, going to bed before 11pm, reaching a daily step goal or reading a bit every day. Done. It’s been almost like having a bullet journal but not having to make an effort to draw new layouts every week. Sorry, this busy mom does not have time nor artistic skills for that!
The weekly view splits the day into three areas. I’ve used it to remind me of appointments, fun dates etc., family/personal to do list, and a to do list for my freelancing work. And for those of you that don’t need those two separated, I’ve taken the “Boss Life” out in a second version of the planner so you can truly personalize it.
The Sannipanni Planner still has all the fun list and goal setting pages in the front from a pixel a day page to a master meal list and resolutions. All right there for you to look at throughout the year.
So here you go!
Download the Sannipanni Planner
Download the Sannipanni Planner with Boss Life
Binding
If 8.5in x 11in or 5.5in x 8.5in (you’ll have some space at the top and bottom of the pages) is your preferred size (and it’s so easy because you won’t have to do any trimming!), you can just use binders like this letter sized and this smaller one. You’ll also need an adjustable hole-punch for the smaller format.
I searched hi and lo for a binder to work with 7in x 8.5in but couldn’t find one. They seem to all be for narrower 5.5in wide pages and too short for what I want. Luckily, I eventually stumbled across the arc binding system. Hoorah! All I’ll need is a hole-punch and basic arc rings, that I can reuse again next year. There are some fancier metallic ones out there but the reviews don’t sound as promising. So we shall see! Since I won’t have a binder I’ll laminate the front and back covers at FedEx Office.
Useful Supplies
Finding the right supplies to print the planner took a little bit so I’m going to share my findings with you in case you don’t want to shell out a ton of money to have the planner printed and bound at your local copy shop. The planner still looks neat in black and white so that may be a reasonably priced option if you don’t want to print it at home.
- Small binder with clear cover and 5.5in x 8.5in high quality paper
- Large binder with clear cover and 8.5in x 11in high quality paper
- Arc rings for alternative paper sizes, arc hole-punch and 8.5in x 14in high quality paper
- Paper cutter
- Adjustable hole puncher in case you don’t have access to one
- Sticky tabs to help flip between months easily
- My favorite pens: PaperMate, Uniball, Stabilo
- Storage pouch for stickers etc.
Please note, the duplication of this file or any of its parts is strictly prohibited. My planner is free for personal use only. If you’d like to share it, link to this post and not the actual file to make sure you always have access to the latest version of it. Can’t wait to see how you’re using the new planner! Post your photos with hashtag #SannipanniPlanner
