Groundwork2

I kept buying planners and abandoning them. Usually by February, when the dated pages had turned into a wall of blank boxes that just reminded me how far behind I was.

So I started building my own, with one rule: nothing in it is allowed to make you feel behind. No year on the cover. No dates tied to a calendar. No streak to break. If you don't open it for three weeks, you open it and carry on from today.

Groundwork is that idea worked out properly. There's the main ADHD planner, a few smaller focus tools, and two spreadsheets for when money gets complicated: one for a life change like a move or a new baby, one for running a freelance business on your own. They're built for weeks that don't run on a normal schedule, whether that's ADHD, chronic illness, shift work, or a season where everything is just a lot.

Everything is a digital download. Most of it prints fine, and the planners are hyperlinked for GoodNotes and Notability. There's a free one-page version in the shop announcement if you want to see how it reads before you buy anything.