2026 Planning

The secret to a successful year lies not in an algorithm, but in the time we dedicate to writing it. For 2026, I've chosen to return to the essentials. No notifications, just paper, ink, and intention. Today, I'll show you my analog ecosystem to master the next twelve months. 1. The Big Picture: Leuchtturm1917 B5 (Monthly Layout) The first pillar is my Leuchtturm1917 B5 monthly layout. It's my "control tower." The B5 format is the perfect compromise: large enough to view the entire month at a glance, yet easy to consult every morning. Here, I note fixed deadlines, trips and macro goals, and major projects. Seeing the month like this, clean and organized, allows me to immediately understand where I have room to breathe and where I need to step up my game. 2. The Archive of Ideas: Leuchtturm1917 (411 Pages) Then there's the 411-page Leuchtturm1917. This isn't just a notebook; it's my second brain. With so much space available, I'm not afraid of wasting paper. This is where project logs, meeting minutes, and deep reflections will end up. It's the tool that will transform the chaos of ideas into a structured chronology of my 2026. 3. Daily Execution: Moleskine Daily Planner Finally, the daily battle is won with the Moleskine Daily Planner. If Leuchtturm is the strategy, this is the tactic. Every evening, I dedicate five minutes to preparing the next day's page. A full page for each date means space for a to-do list, time blocking, last-minute notes, and a small thought of gratitude at the end of the day. It's my daily commitment to myself. Three different tools, one goal: to live 2026 with awareness. Paper doesn't forget and, above all, it doesn't distract you. And you? Have you already chosen your travel companions for the new year? Videos cited: Weekly Planning According to Robin Sharma    • Pianificazione settimanale secondo Robin S...   B5 Lighthouse Organization    • Organizzazione B5