Hi guys! I'm back with a
free printable for you! August is here and since academic year 2017-2018 is about to start, we need to get our asses off of vacation mode and get ready to tackle a more productive and
hopefully successful year of learning and fun.
I have here a preview of what the monthly calendar looks like, complete with notes section and an inspirational quote to keep your spirits up.
I have made the design simple and minimalist to keep you from being distracted. It's in PDF format and the paper size is letter (11 in x 8.5 in).
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Freebie #2: Free Printable 2015 Planner.
Here goes my second freebie for this year! I love making planners as well as using them! They're very handy. Even if others might label them as old school, I don't really care. The creativity and productivity that comes with using one is beyond awesome!
I would like to present my second freebie for this year: 2015 Monthly Planner!
Free, printable and colorful! It comes with 11 x 8.5 inches size, with different colors for every month. You can also add your own notes in the notes area at the right side of every month's page.
Here's a preview for the month of January.
Sample page: January 2015.
I love making checklists and keeping track of the dates, special dates, due dates and memorable dates. That's why I love planners. They're basically my best friend. I used to buy commercial planners from bookstores but sometimes, they don't really fit my needs all that well. That's why I decided to make one for the coming year: 2015.
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Thanks for visiting and may you enjoy it! :)
Freebie! 80-Day Savings Tracker!
Hello guys! I've been silent for almost two months! I'm sorry for my absence (although perhaps there are others out there who might found it convenient). I've been trying to battle my laziness and day-dreaming. There are lots of ideas floating in my brain right now and I don't really know what to make of them. -_-
I guess thinking too much is slightly better than not thinking at all. (Excuses...?)
Anyway, I'm proud to present my first ever freebie! It's printable and I named it "80-Day Savings Tracker" because you can record your savings (for a specific day within 80 days) in it. You can fill in the bluish box with the thing that you wanna grab for yourself. For instance in my case, I wanna save up money to get a medium Wacom Intuos before this year ends. So basically, if everything goes as planned, I'd be able to grab one this year's December!
I keep my savings in a labeled can with my record on one side.
So how does this thing work? Aside from the balance column, everything else is self-explanatory. For the balance, it depends on you what to write in the column. There are two ways.
I, personally, jot down the money I still need to save up for. For example, Wacom Intuos (medium-sized) is around 11, 000 PHP. I already have 100 PHP listed in my amount column so that makes the remaining "balance" 10, 900 PHP.
Other people like to do it the other way around. For instance, they write the amount 100 PHP and another 100 PHP for the balance. That is applicable for the first day. On the second day, say you've managed to drop in 200 PHP, that makes your balance [100 (day 1) plus 200 (day 2)] 300 PHP.
The reason why I like the first method is because it reminds of the amount that I still need to save up for. Besides, knowing that in each passing day, the amount that I need to drop in my can lessens is some sort of a motivation for me. :)
