Our new colour coding stickers are going to help level up your planner game.
We're all so time poor in today's modern world, and the idea of the perfect planner spread with perfect handwriting may seem far from where you are now.
Whilst you may be enjoying the mindfulness of pen to paper, and the freeing feeling of giving your thoughts a place to land rather having them circle your brain endlessly, these stickers will help you take that joy and add a sense of clarity and calm.
Our colour coding stickers come in a huge array of colours, allowing you to colour code as many ways as you like, and with three styles - sticky notes, colour coding dots and colour coding transparent rectangles, the possibilities really are endless.
Here are just a few examples of pages using our new colour coding stickers since launching earlier this week. We'd love to see how you use them!
Journal entries
I journal as a way to remind myself my accomplishments and what I did for each day. This is because previously, I was feeling like my days were escaping me and often I'd finish the day feeling like I hadn't accomplished anything. Listing where my time went each day, and colour coding by category (eg personal, home, work, finances etc) has really helped me change my perspective and end my days feeling recharged and like I've accomplished a lot of things to be proud of, whether that's making memories with my family, completing an uncomfortable or hard work task, writing my family budget for the month, or even just getting through 6 loads of washing.. it helped me see that my time was being used for good.
Monthly spreads
There is often so much going on each month it's hard to fit it all on one spread. Using the colour coding dots and rectangles has helped me capture more on the calendar spreads and understand it again at a glance when I need to remember when something is on, or what's coming up. I add a key at the bottom to quickly reference what each colour means, and I'm keeping them consistent with each month (and throughout my planner) so it won't take long until the colours are memorised and will give me instant meaning at a glance.
I've also been using the 3cm x 3cm sticky notes for full day reminders in these monthly spreads and elsewhere in my planner:
Daily planning
I'm loving the rectangular stickers in my daily planning pages, for time blocking and for listing tasks by category (eg work vs home).
Hopefully that gives you some inspiration of how you can incorporate our new colour coding stickers in your planner spreads.
