The Rituals for Living Dreambook+Planner is a place for you to dream, craft, and forge new rituals. It helps you clarify and emphasize your true priorities, and establish a plan to bring them to the forefront of your life. It guides you to find enjoyment and specialness every step of the way. And it reminds you not to sacrifice your physical, psychological, or spiritual health as you start achieving goals like never before. The Dreambook+Planner has monthly and weekly calendars for you to do your scheduling in the book itself. The Dreambook has the process for creating the tasks - but you would put them in to a digital calendar like Google Cal or iCal. What's inside the Dreambook+Planner: Introduction: How to get started, best ways to use the book Dreaming: Connecting to true desires, dreaming and honing vision, crafting, ritualizing, setting your theme for the year Planning Sessions: Goals for the year, quarter, and month Weekly Boot Camp: Top goals for the week, tasks, a weekly Ritual for Living health challenge, space to de-clutter Weekly Download: Reflection and gratitude Back Sheets: Lists, essential blank space for right brain creative exploration End of Year: Reflection, memorable moments, what worked and didn’t work, next year’s theme Monthly: Planning tool to keep you on track with what matters most, identify your monthly theme and goals Weekly: Task list, Rituals for Living challenge, schedule, life balance tool Daily: Set an intention, express gratitude, or identify a focus. We've left the dates blank for you so you can get started when you like!
Y**8
Not useful to me
Pros: I could work for some people who need help figuring out their long term goals.Cons: First, It came with a bent cover and tattered edges. I opened it up to see if it had been used already. Not the fault of the makers, so that part aside it feels like something for a young girl to use. Not what I consider functional for daily planning or long term goal planning. Also, the authors interject their value system in the layout. Example: They categorize 6 main areas of life, one being community connection. They then use Starting a Non-Profit as an example of dream planning. Also as daily rituals for thriving they list Yoga, Meditation, serving the community, forgiving and exchanging touch. How about you let me list things that are important to ME without the unnecessary assumptions and judgements.
T**
Dated journaling in unpractical for busy people!
Great inspirational questions and start up. If you are on your toes about daily writing this is for you. However, it’s dated! I didn’t even get it until March and barely had time to use it this summer. 3/4 of it is wasted. I wish is was not dated and it wouldn’t be an issue because the prompts are great, but now useless for how much money it costs. Wish I could get a refund, or an undated replacement.
O**L
Hardback book
The box it came in was a tight fit and so the corners got damaged while being shipped. This is a hard back book and I thought it was supposed to be a soft cover. The description should be updated for this as I prefer softcover. As for the content it seems cool but as I just got this I need to work it to know for sure if I like it. Once I do that I will update this review.
A**R
The content is fine, it has everything I need (monthly and weekly ...
The content is fine, it has everything I need (monthly and weekly calendars, a place for notes, etc.), but the design and layout is very confusing and not intuitive. You shouldn't have to read the instructions in order to use a planner. Good lord, it's just a planner!From a structural standpoint, (1) the book does not lay flat and stay open - this makes it incredibly awkward to use, and (2) the paper it is printed on is cheap and thin and my pens and highlighter are bleeding through the pages. Give me another week and this planner is going to look like a hot mess.As planners go, it's functional and it will work for me, but I will not buy it again.
J**R
Large to bring with you, great for goal setting and organization
I don’t need the weekly goal section monthly would be plenty and the book would slim down a bit. I love the space for intentions and gratitude on the daily/weekly spread. The small shapes to mark goals each day is also very handy. Monday to Sunday weeks fit my life and work schedule perfectly. The quarterly method of separating the calendar is both helpful for keeping weekly close to it month and hindering when looking ahead to plan further out. Overall I love this calendar and plan to order it again next year. I do wish it were a bit more portable.
K**C
Good quality!
This book is very detailed. I just started it and I have to say, i'm pleased but will come back to give my review when i've spent more time journaling. Great quality...impressed.
A**R
Beautiful, inspiring, and thoughtfully made
The book itself is lovely with a white cover which sparked the deep debate inside me: to color it or leave it pristine?? This is the only downside of this book. I do a little each day and I like the thoughtful approach and presentation of questions and goals. It’s all about you and what works for you.
J**M
Three Stars
A little too involved for the everyday planner user.
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