What's inside

One file a year, 1,003 pages, every one of them linked. Here is the whole map.

Plan

• Year — twelve mini calendars, every date tappable, plus a US federal holiday reference.
• Month — a full grid with a focus and deadlines box, and a link to the week from every row.
• Week — three outcomes for the week, a box per day, and a waiting and follow-up box.
• Weekly review — four questions that close the week and open the next one.
• Day — top three priorities, an hourly schedule from 7 AM to 8 PM, an actions and record IDs box, notes and decisions, and a carry-forward line.

Meet

• Meeting register — 144 numbered records, M01 to M144, in twelve index pages.
• Meeting record — title, date and attendees, purpose, discussion notes, then decisions, next action, owner and due date.
• Follow-up page — eight commitments with owner, due date and status, plus a waiting-on box and a project reference.

Project

• Project register — 24 numbered projects, P01 to P24.
• Three pages per project — the brief and success criteria, milestones and next actions, and a running log.

Actions

• Four lists — Now, Next, Waiting and Done, four pages each, every row with owner, date and a meeting or project reference.

Extras

• Habit trackers — one page per month, up to six habits.
• Reflection journal — 24 entries.
• Contacts — 24 records with context and follow-up notes.
• Quick capture — twelve inbox pages for ideas before they are sorted.
• Notes — 40 indexed writing pages with their own register.

And in every file

A dashboard that opens on import, a Start here guide, a worked example that shows the whole chain in four boxes, and a side tab rail on every page so you are never more than one tap from a section.