Marie Kondo
@mariekondo · Author & Consultant
Organises routines, habits and personal projects with analog tools.
Now available on Amazon
Clear your mind. Focus on what matters.
A simple daily system to organize your thoughts, set priorities, and get things done—without feeling overwhelmed.
✦ The Mindset
Ever feel busy but stuck?
True planning isn’t about endless lists - it’s about focusing on what matters most and placing your energy where it truly counts, to create the life you want.
NO PRESSURE · NO NOISE · JUST FOCUS
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Basic Planner Undated
The undated flexible setup that adapts to your pace. Designed for clarity, focus, and a smooth organization experience.
Size: 6” × 9”
Spacious pages
Paper: Cream 90 gsm
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Binding: 180° lay-flat
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The MTP philosophy
MIND the noise. PLAN the essential.
The method comes down to two simple moves: first decide what matters, then organize to move forward.
01 · Step 1: Prioritize
Mind
Your mind is meant to guide you, not to carry other people’s commitments. The first step is to decide what truly matters: distinguish urgent from essential, and prioritize what connects with your goals.
02 · Step 2: Organize
The Plan
Once your priorities are clear, it’s time to put them into action. The planner offers a flexible guided space to arrange routines, focus your energy, and move forward without the pressure of rigid agendas.
Authority & Community
The power of paper planning. Trusted by people who execute.
High‑performance professionals trust paper planning to stay focused, disciplined, and clear.
Cal Newport
@calnewport · Author of Deep Work
Advocates paper planning as the only path to deep concentration.
Brendon Burchard
@brendonburchard · High Performance
Structures high-performance days through physical writing.
Emma Watson
@emmawatson · Actress & Activist
Balances personal goals and projects with analog planners.
Oprah Winfrey
@oprah · Founder & Clarity
Uses the physical notebook to connect daily priorities with wellbeing.
The art of journaling & planning
“I use writing to process emotions and plan projects. My notebooks are where everything begins.”
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