Start with the quick how-to below to see how the planner fits into your day and week. Then watch the complete walkthrough or jump directly to the section you need help with. No AI was used or harmed in creating Finding Someday. (100% Human!)
Quick Start
How to Use the Planner
The planner is designed to be used in small moments throughout the day, with one intentional reset each week. Here’s the simple rhythm to follow.
7 Steps
Daily Use
Plan your dayChoose your key action and the steps you’ll take.
Track Optimal LivingStay aware of the habits that support your energy and well-being.
Morning reflection + routinesStart centered and track your consistency.
Daily reflection + routinesPause, recenter, and adjust while there’s still time.
Evening reflection + routinesReview the day, record wins, and prepare for tomorrow.
JournalSpend a few minutes thinking and writing about what matters.
Take inventoryWork on a creative solution that can improve life or reclaim time.
3 Steps
Weekly Use
Block off review timeReflect on the previous week and intentionally plan the next one.
Review quarterly progressRate each objective and share an update with your accountability partner.
Complete your Weekly ReviewChoose the focus and key actions that should lead the upcoming week.
1 Step
For Success
Consistency is the glue that ties dreams to reality. Using this planner must become a daily discipline if you want to achieve results.
Keep it simple: Use the planner consistently each day, then use your weekly review to make sure your daily actions are still moving your 90-day objectives forward.
Recommended First Step
Complete Planner Walkthrough
New to the Finding Someday Planner? Start here. This complete walkthrough explains how every section works together, how to set it up for your 90 days, and how to use the full system rather than treating each page as a separate tool.
Set yourself up for success: Take your time with the initial setup. The planner is designed to work as one connected system, while the regular day-to-day use is intentionally brief.
Start at 3:30
Reflection, Routines & Streak Tracking
Use this section to understand how the morning, daily, and evening reflection pages work together with your routines and streak trackers. You’ll learn what to personalize, what is already built into the planner, and how these pages continually reinforce the actions you want to take throughout the day.
Key takeaway: Customize routines 1–3 around what matters to you, while using the built-in routines and reflection pages to stay consistent throughout the 90 days.
Start at 7:17
Quarterly Objectives & Accountability
Use this section to set the seven most important objectives you want to make progress on during the next 90 days. You’ll learn the difference between habits, flow objectives, and projects, how to choose realistic goals, and how accountability partners help connect your goals to actual results.
Key takeaway: Choose objectives that create meaningful progress over 90 days without taking on more than you can realistically accomplish.
Start at 11:40
Daily Pages & Weekly Reviews
This is the core of how the Finding Someday Planner is used day to day. Learn how to choose a key action, break it into steps, plan your day, reinforce how you want to show up, track Optimal Living, record wins, and use the weekly review to decide what deserves your attention next.
Key takeaway: Your daily pages turn your larger 90-day objectives into specific actions you can take today, while the weekly review keeps those actions moving in the right direction.
Start at 19:54
Journal Pages
Use the journal pages every day to think, learn, and grow. You can choose one topic to explore throughout the full 90 days or simply write about whatever is most meaningful to you that day. The important part is creating consistent space to reflect and develop your thinking.
Key takeaway: Pick a 90-day theme if you want deeper growth in one area, or use the space freely and simply commit to writing every day.
Start at 21:17
Inventory Pages
This section is designed to help you reclaim your time and live more intentionally. Identify 30 areas of life or work that could be improved, then spend three days creatively exploring each one. Some items may be automated, delegated, or eliminated, while others may simply help you create a better way of living.
Key takeaway: Small improvements compound. Even reclaiming a few minutes from something you repeatedly do can return a meaningful amount of your life over time.